Belgrade Centre for Security Policy

The Belgrade Centre for Security Policy asked the prosecutor's office to explain why police in July 2020 beat people who were sitting peacefully on a bench in Pionirski Park. It was put on a list by the Administration for the Prevention of Money Laundering, and in 2021, together with four other organisations, it filed a criminal complaint against the Administration over what they describe as the unlawful handover of data on their transactions to Srpski telegraf.

Affairs

• Attacks on students and journalists in the Bor local elections: He asked the police and the prosecution to investigate Lazar Dinić's claims that he was followed after the attack in Bor, and to protect him
• Police and bikers without number plates at the Kosjerić elections: It called for an urgent, independent investigation into all the incidents and for the Interior Ministry's leadership to be held accountable for failing to act
• Police violence in Valjevo: It called on the chief of the Valjevo Police Department and other senior police officers to resign
• Police violence at the protests against the curfew: It demanded that the prosecution explain why police beat people who were sitting peacefully on a bench
• Anti-money laundering administration ran checks on journalists and NGOs: On the Administration's list; filed a criminal complaint in 2021
• Death of Dalibor Dragijević at the police station in Bor
• Tanja Drobnjak and the student outside the Faculty of Law