
Video Surveillance
Serbian company awarded in Zagreb for the city security project
The Serbian company The Mercury.AI was awarded at the summit in Zagreb with recognition for the project of an integrated city security system in Belgrade

The Serbian company The Mercury.AI was awarded at the summit in Zagreb with recognition for the project of an integrated city security system in Belgrade

A new investigation by BIRN, Glas Šumadija, Ozon press, portal 021 and Južni vesti reveals a network of institutions that in the previous three years procured invasive video-surveillance systems with the function of facial recognition - illegally

The first phase of the announced Belgrade security project was presented, within which the formation of the Belgrade Security Service is also planned. However, there are a number of questions about what it is for and whether it is legal

Video surveillance is often used outside the law in Serbia. Chinese Hikvision cameras record citizens without an adequate risk assessment and security plan
The introduction of video surveillance in the past five years, according to a survey by journalists of Radio Free Europe (RSE), has been increasingly intensive throughout Serbia. The Chinese-made smart cameras have facial recognition software and have been installed in more than 40 cities. At the same time, a set of police laws that should regulate the use of public video surveillance for the purposes of police work has not yet been adopted