The Commissioner for the Protection of Equality assessed that some media ran a negative campaign against the Student List. This assessment comes from an official who in 2025 cast doubt on the statements of students about police brutality.
More than a year after the alleged abuse of students in the garage of the Government of Serbia, the Supreme Public Prosecutor's Office obliged the First Basic Prosecutor's Office to act on the reports against Marko Kričko. The applications have so far remained without an epilogue
Zagorka Dolovac issued an instruction to pass an order to conduct an investigation against Marko Kričko for beating students
"I am talking about students and activists from Novi Sad who have not been able to return to Serbia since March," said activist and student Pavle Cicvarić.
The commander of the JZO Marko Kricak filed a lawsuit against the student Nikolina Sinđelić, who made public allegations that he abused her in the garage of the Government of Serbia building, in front of which the protest was held
Student Nikolina Sinđelić told all police officers who exceed their powers that Serbia "is not theirs, but belongs to the people and that they have to come to terms with that."
Dubravka Tomić, acting director of the "Student City" Cultural Center (in the photo below), whom the Government of Serbia does not want to dismiss from her duties even though she resigned at the initiative of the employees, decides on programs, salary, rights and everything in this institution, where she only wants students of her taste
The latest censorship of the DK Studentski grad program, and another pressure on the editors, is the forum where student Nikolina Sinđelić was supposed to speak about revenge pornography.
Several people stated that members of the JZO unlawfully deprived them of their freedom on the street, took them to the garage of the Vladea building where they forced them to kneel, stomped on them, hit them, slapped them, took away and broke their mobile phones, threatened to shoot them in the head. The most drastic treatment was given to the student Nikolina Sinđelić, who disclosed that Marko Kricak personally slapped her and hit her head against the wall, as well as that he threatened to "undress her and rape her in front of everyone".
"We will also work to ensure that all the people who threatened are prosecuted, and we will not leave out the regime media either," said student Nikolina Sinđelić.
It's not just the notorious JZO and its commander Marko Krichak, whom the other police officers are also afraid of. In its new issue, "Vreme" investigates who and how people beat people. And where will their soul go
Rape threats and beatings followed when, after another protest in a row, the demonstrators went home. According to the testimonies of victims of torture, students and citizens were kidnapped from central Belgrade streets, taken to the building of the Government of Serbia - the seat of the executive power - where they were tortured or forced to listen to and watch others being beaten.
Police Director Dragan Vasiljević said that the commander of the JZO Marko Kricak will do his job until there is evidence that he exceeded his authority.
"There was no tying or mistreatment, all actions were carried out in accordance with the law, solely for the purpose of preserving order and peace," said Minister of the Interior Ivica Dačić about the arrest of student Nikolina Sinđelić
Policewoman Radosavljević could barely hold back from bursting into tears, as she stood as a shield to the commander of the JZO Marko Kričko when the citizens came to his door
At the protest "We are all Nikolina" in support of student Nikolina Sinđelić, the gathered people walked from the Mostar loop, near the PHI building, all the way to the Government of Serbia. The JZO building was guarded exclusively by female police officers, and it seemed that the youngest of them would cry at any moment.
After testifying about the violence of JZO commander Marko Kričko, Nikolina Sinđelić became the target of attacks and pressures. She announced from the protest at the Mostar loop that she will persevere in her fight until the end
While student testimonies about the police brutality of JZO commander Marko Kričko continue, a protest in support of a female student who was threatened with rape was also announced. The only remaining question is why the Prosecutor's Office did not initiate investigations
There is clearly animosity towards the opposition politicians among the students blocking the colleges. They don't even want them at their protests. How there was a split between the youth and the opposition and how it could change
