AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoJustice & Health in Custody: Bosnia’s public health lens is back in focus after the UN court rejected Serbia’s claims that Ratko Mladić didn’t receive proper medical care before his death in The Hague, saying treatment met international standards and that an inquiry is ongoing. War Crimes & Community Impact: Survivors and victims’ representatives in Srebrenica say Mladić’s death changes little, with families still seeking answers about mass graves and responsibility. Political Tensions Around Medical Release: Serbian leaders again criticized the Hague mechanism for refusing humanitarian release and for “uncivilized” handling of his final days, as officials also signal a possible state funeral with military honours. Active Lifestyle: On a lighter note for local readers, Sarajevo Run Fest 2026 is set for Sept 12–13 with races for all ages, expected to draw 3,000+ runners from 50+ countries.
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