Students in blockade

A student movement that organised the blockades and silent vigils at which drivers struck protesters with their cars. It called the announced pardon of a driver a brutal trampling of the rule of law. The authorities called them terrorists and participants in a colour revolution, which UN experts described as a coordinated smear campaign. The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office suspects participants in one of their meetings of preparing a simulation of the use of a sound cannon, which the students reject. In April 2025, they blockaded the public broadcaster RTS until a new call for applications to the REM Council was issued.

Affairs

  • Davor Macura's Alta Bank and state business: They called for a public investigation into EPS's deal with Alta Bank and described it as „systemic plunder“
  • Car attacks on students and citizens at blockades: They called the driver's pardon unacceptable and a dangerous precedent, and are demanding clear criteria for pardons
  • Attacks on students and journalists in the Bor local elections: Members of their mobile teams were attacked in Bor; they published footage of the attack in which, they say, Dejan Kesar can be seen
  • Dijana Hrka targeted by Informer and Vučićević: Drew attention to the photo of her younger son shown on TV Informer and organised a protest outside its newsroom
  • Arrest of dean Snežana Brkić in Novi Sad: Faculty of Medicine students asked whether the dean's arrest meant “the repression has begun”
  • Vučić's pardons of 49 people before his resignation
  • Driver hits female student on Jurija Gagarina Street: They called the announced pardon a trampling of the rule of law and protested in Zemun
  • REM, RTS and state money for the media: Blocked the entrances to RTS and demanded a call for applications to select the REM Council
  • Students as “terrorists”: a campaign by the authorities and tabloids: Labelled “terrorists”, “blockaders” and participants in a “colour revolution”
  • Dismissal and indictment of Dr Tatjana Adžić Vukičević: The student plenum said she was dismissed for supporting the students and named the director of the clinical centre as the one who ordered it
  • “Sound cannon” at Belgrade protest: Protest organisers; the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office suspects them of "simulation", which they reject