On Sunday morning, the police kicked out citizens from the Prokop station. Activists Ivan Bjelic and Nikola Ristic, who did not want to leave Prokop, were detained by the police. Follow the reactions and further events related to the big protest against lithium in Belgrade on our blog
Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Serbia and Minister of Internal Affairs Ivica Dacic said that criminal and misdemeanor charges will be filed against all perpetrators of crimes and misdemeanors at the anti-lithium protest.
Citizens protesting against lithium mining have blocked the Prokop and Novi Beograd railway stations until further notice. The Prime Minister of Serbia called the protesters "ecologists who do not plant trees but dig crabs, and openly and monstrously threaten President Vučić with death."
"They called us witches in the past, it's time for us to call them bullies and burn this system that hates women at the stake," said Jelena Riznić from the protest called by Women's Solidarity because "violence against women continues while the institutions remain silent."
