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The most important Europride ever: A walk against all odds
Neither Aleksandar Vučić's cancellation, nor institutional obstacles, nor nationalist threats, nor the rain stopped the walk, said Europride president Kristina Garina.
Neither Aleksandar Vučić's cancellation, nor institutional obstacles, nor nationalist threats, nor the rain stopped the walk, said Europride president Kristina Garina.
There have already been the first confrontations between "anti-gays" and the police. Strong police forces are deployed throughout the center of Belgrade. The parade that was supposed to be the joyous climax of Europride, a demonstration of tolerance, diversity and love, turned into an announcement of a cramped walk of several hundred meters in a blocked city
Recently, we have seen a lot of systematically organized productions, so-called. moral panics in Serbia and the region. It doesn't work by itself, there is always a good organization behind them, big money, various crooks who profit and, of course, useful fools
On Saturday, traffic will be closed in almost all central streets throughout the day due to permitted and prohibited events in Belgrade. Unstable weather with precipitation is expected
The MUP will not give in to the great powers of the West, and the President of Serbia sees the conflict over the Pride Parade "as a hybrid war against Serbia." The gathering of participants of the walk was scheduled to be prohibited despite the ban on Saturday at 17 pm in front of the Constitutional Court building
The Europride organizers are calling on Aleksandar Vučić and the National Security Council to decide in favor of the walk at a meeting on Saturday. They will get together in any case, and the only compromise they are willing to make is changing the walking route. None of the foreign guests canceled their arrival in Belgrade on September 17