Justice

22.July 2026 AI

The case of activists from Novi Sad: Is Interpol also involved in the conspiracy against Vučić

At Serbia's request, Interpol refused to issue a warrant for six activists from Novi Sad accused of attempting to overthrow the constitutional order because it was a "political crime". The conclusion is that either the International Criminal Police Organization is involved in the conspiracy against Vučić, the one he keeps talking about, or the Serbian court, the prosecution and the police are working criminally.

Overturning the constitutional order

25.December 2025 KS

The Dikić case: Constitutional order, that tender flower

From Goran Pantelić to Aleksandar Dikić, from protest to detention, one of the most serious crimes in the Criminal Code has become a routine qualification in politically sensitive cases

Palace of Justice

Arrests before June 28th

27.June 2025 TS

Old scenario: Detention of "destroyers of the constitutional order"

Five of those arrested for allegedly subverting the constitutional order were ordered to be detained for up to 30 days, while one was ordered to be placed under house arrest. Among those arrested are oppositionist Ivan Matović and trade unionist and activist Novica Antić. All six deny guilt, and the case is followed by a media campaign similar to the one from March this year

Comment

09.November 2024 Andrei Ivanji

The degree of state repression

The degree of state repression in Serbia is inversely proportional to the rating of Aleksandar Vučić and the Serbian progressive elite: the stronger they feel that their power is threatened, the greater the repression will be