AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRape Care in Sarajevo: Sarajevo opened the first outpatient clinic for clinical treatment in rape cases at General Hospital “Prim. Dr. Abdulah Nakaš,” aiming to stop survivors from repeating trauma across institutions by bringing medical care, psychological support, forensic work, and coordinated police/prosecutor action into one place. Public Health & Prevention: The Lapad Run in Dubrovnik backed breast cancer prevention, with organizers stressing regular health checks; Bosnia and Herzegovina runners took top spots in the 5 km women’s race. Tobacco Smuggling Watch: New reporting links illicit cigarette flows from Montenegro through Bosnia and Croatia toward EU markets, noting Bosnia’s illicit share of tobacco consumption has fallen but the state still loses tens of millions of euros annually to smuggling. Health System Accountability: A case involving Federation civil servant Vinko Jakić highlights long sick leave and continued salary payments, raising questions about how public institutions handle prolonged absence.
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