The citizens of Serbia have become so accustomed to other people's suffering and become numb to it that they do not perceive the hunger strike as a desperate move of self-sacrifice, but as a marketing trick. Politicians who entered it calculatingly are responsible for that
"That's what bothers this regime - educated people who notice what fascism is, and fascism is what you're looking at now," says the son of Marija Vasić
Marija Vasić, professor of sociology at the Jovin High School in Novi Sad, who went on a hunger and thirst strike after two months of detention, was transferred to the prison hospital. Her husband and her godmother talk to "Vreme" about Maria, their worries and what they are going through
Professor Marija Vasić, an arrested activist of the Movement of Free Citizens in Novi Sad, announced that she will start a hunger strike if she and five other arrested people are not released from custody
Darko Šper, journalist and trustee of the "Nezavisnost" trade union, ended his hunger strike after seven days, and the trade union headquarters will continue the fight with the management of Radio-television Vojvodina
"We want to work on equal television and live in an equal society," said Speer at a press conference in the hall of RTV, where he is on strike.
Retired Minister Goran Vesić was urgently transported from the District Prison in Novi Sad to the Institute for Cardiovascular Diseases in Sremska Kamenica, after his health condition suddenly deteriorated due to a hunger strike.
At the hearing, Mladić repeated the claims from the criminal complaint about the violence he experienced, while the prosecutor announced the continuation of the pre-investigation procedure and "taking further legal actions in this procedure".
Andrej Obradović, who on February 14, the police broke into the apartment where he lives with his roommate and subjected him to "brutality, torture, psychological, physical and sexual abuse" for several hours, has been on hunger strike for five days. If the competent institutions do not respond to his demands by tomorrow evening, he also announces the radicalization of the strike
"He (Serbian President Vučić, ed. nov.) tries to build an image of himself as a wise statesman, but under that mask, a scumbag from the stands who is unable to contain his simple glee over a successful fraud is constantly breaking through."
After 12 days of hunger strike, Marinika Tepić was hospitalized and is feeling well. President Vučić commented on her sacrifice with the words mentioned in the title
I left the building where RIK is located late at night. Opponents who are on hunger strike got ready to sleep for several hours on uncomfortable couches and mattresses. I left them with the thought that they were losing physical strength faster than faith in better mornings
Due to impaired health, Željko Veselinović has to end his hunger strike. After 10 days of strike, Marinika Tepić is in a phase that can be risky for her health
Those present at the ninth protest rally headed to the Palace of Justice, demanding the release of all those detained since Sunday evening. Veselinović appeals to international organizations to help
The President of Serbia failed to show compassion even when so many children were killed at the beginning of May, so he will not be moved by these "mercenaries" who are starving themselves, right under his window one after another they start to fall from exhaustion. But that's not the point
"I'm not hungry for food, I'm hungry for freedom and justice, for a life that we must not leave to nonsense... We only have one life and only ourselves," Marinika Tepić, who is on hunger strike, told "Vreme"
Marinika Tepić said that MPs Danijela Grujić and Jelena Milošević will also go on hunger strike
How long will those who come to the protest rallies believe that their presence can make a difference and why do all those who are not there think it is futile to come
The public was confused as to whether only Marinika Tepić went on hunger strike, or Miroslav Aleksić also joined her in this radical measure. In an interview with the "Vremena" portal, he clears up all doubts
This text was written at the moment when Marinika Tepić announced her hunger strike. The word fell, and the word binds. There is no turning back for her
"A hunger strike is an extreme tool of political struggle, but we have had it so many times that it is already meaningless," political scientist Dejan Bursać told Vreme.
How does the police minister of a foreign country vote on how the citizens of Belgrade will live - asks Marinika Tepić. The members of the Serbia Against Violence list are in their premises in the Parliament. Young people predominate among Protestants
Dimitrije Dimić, a student of the Faculty of Law in Niš, known to the public for his hunger strike in front of the Presidency due to the unfulfilled demands of the "Serbia against violence" protest, was arrested without grounds. In the underground passage near Autokomanda, two uniformed police officers approached him and said that they had been ordered to take him into custody as soon as they found him.
