More than three weeks have passed since the largest protest in the history of Serbia held in Belgrade on March 15, when some sound scattered the crowd. The same amount of time has passed since the investigation of the Prosecutor's Office, which is now starting to interrogate citizens, allegedly began
On Tuesday (April 1), the Dean of the Faculty of Economics in Belgrade, Žaklina Stojanović, was questioned at the Belgrade Police Department, on the express order of the First Basic Public Prosecutor's Office. The dean's college of this faculty sees it as an additional pressure on the Faculty and the academic community
Based on the reports collected so far, the First Public Prosecutor's Office claims that no "sound cannon" was used on the streets of Belgrade on March 15.
After the announcement by the group "Journalists against violence against women" that the tabloid "Alo" violates ethical journalistic principles and participates in revenge pornography with its front page for the week of September 24, the First Basic Public Prosecutor's Office announced unexpectedly quickly
