AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMedical & Public Health: A UN tribunal said Dutch authorities will not open a criminal investigation or perform an autopsy into Ratko Mladić’s death, while a separate inquiry is ongoing; the court also rejected claims that he was denied proper medical care, saying treatment met international standards. Human Rights & Health Care in Custody: Serbian officials and family-linked claims continue to dispute how Mladić’s chronic illnesses were handled, including allegations around medication and a proposal for euthanasia after relatives refused. Community Impact: Survivors in Potocari described Mladić’s death as changing little about the trauma of Srebrenica, with fear and displacement still shaping daily life decades later. Health Science: New lab findings suggest European viper venom doesn’t directly trigger pain nerve cells; researchers say the bite pain likely comes from tissue damage from other toxic effects. Mobility & Health Access: Western Balkans truck drivers, including from Bosnia and Herzegovina, threatened EU border blockades over Schengen entry/exit limits and the Entry/Exit System. Immigration & Health Services: The US ended a January pause on immigrant visa issuance for nationals of 75 countries, including Bosnia and Herzegovina, after a court order.
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