AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMass Graves Update: Kosovo has begun excavations at newly found 1998–99 war-era mass graves near Kalluder e Vogel in Zubin Potok, reviving hope for families still searching for missing loved ones. Police Accountability: Kosovo’s Police Inspectorate is investigating allegations of excessive force against Serb resident Nenad Rašković in Dren, after claims of beatings and mistreatment were raised publicly. Mitrovica Security Shift: KFOR has started a gradual drawdown of its permanent presence at the Ibar bridge in Mitrovica, while Kosovo Police take on more security duties around key sites, including the Visoki Dečani monastery—raising fresh tensions. Migrant Workers Under Pressure: A report highlights “modern slavery” risks for migrant workers in Kosovo, including exploitative conditions, withheld wages, and suspected trafficking. Culture & Women’s Voices: Sarajevo Film Festival will launch “Sister Sister,” a female-empowerment initiative led by Teona Mitevska and Céline Sciamma, aiming to reshape women’s roles across regional film and TV. Arts in Kosovo: Swiss director Dea Gjinovci’s Kosovo-set film “Beauty of the Donkey” will screen at DokuFest, tracing one village’s turbulent past through her father’s memories.
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