21.03
After the address, those gathered in Užice started what they called the freedom walk, which will end tonight's protest.
There will be no highway blockade tonight.
20.52
The protest in front of VISHER has ended
Students and citizens gathered this evening in front of the College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, in order to support the blockaded students of that school who were kicked out of the building this morning.
A new meeting was announced for Tuesday morning.
20.27
Speeches of Užićans released from custody
At the protest in Užice, some of the fellow citizens released today, who were in custody for eight days, address the crowd.
The protest is held in front of the City Hall in that city.
They greeted the crowd and thanked them for their support.
19.56
Protest begins in Užice
The gathering began in front of the City Hall in I will enjoy it, but tonight there are slightly fewer citizens than before the fulfillment of the demands of the residents of Uzica that all detainees be released and that they be allowed to defend themselves from freedom, reports Nova.
Five of the seven citizens freed this morning will speak at tonight's protest, reports Nova.
19.45
The mobile blockade begins in Novi Sad
The organizers of the "Disobedient Corso" in Novi Sad announced that they will block every boulevard in Novi Sad.
Cyclists, drivers of motorcycles, scooters and scooters are invited to go around all boulevards in Novi Sad and block them. It will be a mobile blockade, that is, driving from one boulevard to another.
As they announced, the traffic will not be blocked, but it will be slowed down.
19.16
Students and citizens in front of VISHER
Photo: FoNet/Marko DragoslavićProtest in front of VIŠER
As a sign of support for the students of the College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (VISER), as well as the residents of Užice, a protest is being held, the organizers of which are the students of the faculty in Voždovac and the citizens' assemblies of that part of Belgrade.
The student protest column, which started from FON, reached the VISHER building on Voždovac.
As FPN students in the blockade announced earlier, they gathered in support of their colleagues who were "forced out of the building".
There are also police on the street.
Photo: FoNet/Marko DragoslavićPolice in front of VIŠER
18.57
Student protest march in Voždovac is underway
Students and citizens embarked on a protest walk along Liberation Boulevard, reports N1.
Photo: Fonet/Marko DragoslavićGathering at FON
The students in the blockade of FPN announced earlier that they will gather at the Faculty of Organizational Sciences from 18:XNUMX, from where they will head towards Trošarina, and the protest will end at VISHER.
18.42
Blockade at the Novi Sad fair on Tuesday from 7.30 am
Students blocking the Faculty of Law in Novi Sad citizens are invited to a gathering on Tuesday, July 15 at 7.30:021 a.m. at the Novi Sad fair because of the Faculty of Law exam in the fair building, reports XNUMX.
"Same place, same time - see you tomorrow at 7:30 in front of the freight entrance of the Fair", said the students blocking the Faculty of Law in Novi Sad.
Today, they gathered with the citizens in front of the freight entrance to the Novi Sad Fair, from Branka Bajić Street.
17.41
New protest in Užice from 19.30:XNUMX
The residents of Užice will hold a new protest in front of the City Hall from 19.30:XNUMX p.m. tonight.
17.31
House arrest for two residents of Užice
Inmates Branko Jovanović and Marko Krejović were ordered under house arrest, reports N1.
Previously, the Basic Court in Užice today accepted the appeals of the defense and terminated the detention of seven protest participants, who were arrested after blocking the highway last week.
The detention of Radovan Novaković, Pavlo Cicvarić, Branko Nikolić, Aleksa Nikolić, Dejan Ćosić, Vladan Sinđić and Marko Radovanović was terminated.
They are charged with assaulting an official.
16.25
Protest walk in Belgrade from 18
Students in the blockade Faculty of Political Sciences in Belgrade, they announced a protest walk for today from 18:XNUMX, during which they will block the roundabout on Trošarina.
16.07
The MUP is worried about the decision of the court in Uzice
Ministry of Interior announced that it expresses concern over the decision of the Basic Court in Užice, which abolished the detention of suspects for assaulting officials
during an unannounced public gathering on July 6 in Užice.
That decision, as stated by the Ministry of Interior in a statement, "sends a message to the public that an attack on police officers, who protect the safety of citizens and take care of public order and peace, is permissible and unpunished."
"We consider it inappropriate that the judiciary, as an independent branch of government, making
decisions to the detriment of police officers, who perform professionally and legally
his duty, is subject to the pressure of a part of the public and the release of suspects
defended from freedom, reduces the seriousness of the committed criminal act", the announcement states.
As it is added, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, which prioritizes the security of the country and all its citizens, at the same time advocates for the absolute protection of its members who risk their lives every day protecting the constitutional order and the law.
"With this decision, the question arises as to what kind of message the court, which is tasked to protect, sends."
legal order, sends to police officers if attacks on them are treated in this way, bearing in mind that police officers are on official duty every day to protect public order and peace and the safety of citizens, including the safety of judges and prosecutors," states the MUP.
15.33
Disobedient corso on two wheels from 19:XNUMX in Novi Sad
Citizens' assemblies Novi Sad they announced the "disobedient corso" for tonight, July 14 at 19 p.m., this time on wheels.
"The disobedient corzo is returning to the Boulevard, but now as a moving blockade," the Novi Sad choirs announced, writes 021.
They invite bikers, cyclists and people with scooters to come to the Futoska market at 19 p.m.
"If you don't have wheels, you have clogs. Let's ride to victory," they say from the chorus.
The citizens' assembly of Novi Sad hopes that the foreigners left Exit educated about the events in Serbia with the desire to convey the message to the rest of the world.
"We are returning to our citizens again, above all to those who are still asleep and scared, with the message that now they - the members of Neandrej's party - are the ones who are scared", say the choirs.
They emphasize that they want to convey the message that the citizens of this country are the ones who have the power.
15.25
FLOW: The spread of incorrect information about the results puts pressure on the flow of the proceedings
The Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime claims that spreading inaccurate information about current investigations, including the "General Staff" and "Canopy Fall" cases, creates pressure on the course of proceedings and affects the formation of a negative image in the public.
Collegium Public Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime met on the occasion of the content recently broadcast on certain media. At the Collegium, it was assessed that these contents aim to discredit the Public Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime (TOK), and that the statements criminalizing the Chief Public Prosecutor and public prosecutors exceed the permitted measure of public speaking.
Read more in a separate section News.
13:47
The detention of the seven detained in Užice was terminated
The High Court in Uzice today revoked the decision by which he was appointed detention to the seven detained after blocking the highway near Užice, their lawyer Mihilo Krstić confirmed for Insjader.
13.46
Arrested citizens of Užice will be released
Jelena Pavlović, lawyer, wrote on social network X, that the appeals were accepted and that the citizens of Užice will be released.
13.40
Official note of the MUP: Miloš Pavlović in Studenjak refused to cooperate with the police, the policemen were ordered to withdraw
In the official official note, which was drawn up and signed by the policeman who was sent to Studentski Grad on the evening of June 4 with a colleague, where Miloš Pavlović was also in the locked cafe, he states that "a student who wants to study" refused to answer the policemen's questions about whether he was afraid for his safety or attacked, and that the policemen were then ordered to leave the scene and withdraw from Studenjak.
More on this read in a separate news
12.20
Lawyer: I expect the arrested residents of Užice to be released today
Lawyer Mihailo Krstić said that the court in Uzice should make a decision by the end of working hours on appeals for seven detained Užice citizens, while for two other activists, he should make a decision about it tomorrow or the day after tomorrow.
Krstić told N1 that he does not have more detailed information, but he expects the seven Užice residents to be released today, because - as he claims - there is no reason for detention.
For the two fellow citizens, who were later deprived of their liberty, a council has not yet been formed, at least I do not have such information. The appeals were submitted on time and the decision could be made tomorrow or the day after tomorrow, Krstić stressed.
Photo: Printscreen / Nova SLawyer Mihailo Krstic
10.42
Vucevic: 50 worst among the worst block the best
President of the SNS and adviser to the president for regional issues Milos Vucevic he stated, talking about the blockade at the Novi Sad fair, that "it's not the students who are blocking the students, but the blockaders are the children who are taking the exam".
"You have people there who are long past the age that doesn't belong to students anymore. It doesn't matter, the worst of the worst are blocking the best."
Let everyone ask themselves how someone would feel if their grandson was about to take an exam and someone blocked him. "Instead of encouraging those young people, today we have a situation where 50, 60 lost people are blocking it," said Vučević.
He added that "the faculty has been occupied for nine months, and the property of all citizens has been usurped."
09.27
MUP: All blockades have been removed, identity checks of a total of 263 persons have been carried out
Members Ministry of the Interior a total of 263 persons were checked during the previous night. 4 persons were brought to the official premises. Also, 4 misdemeanor charges were filed, and criminal charges will be filed against two persons, the ministry announced.
"All blockades on the territory of Serbia and Belgrade have been removed and all roads are passable," the announcement added.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs once again appeals to citizens to refrain from any illegal activities and not to block traffic, especially not in a way that may endanger their safety and the safety of other road users.
09.21
VISHER student: The president and some employees entered the building, woke us up and kicked us out
Students in the blockade VICHER- were invited to a meeting in front of this building of this institution because, as they say, President Ana Savić threw them out of the building. Student Dejan explains what happened.
A few students staying in the VISHER building kicked some of the professors out of the building. Personal belongings were left inside.
Student Dejan explains to N1 what happened.
"Around 20 p.m. to 8 p.m., our president of the Academy, Ana Savić, broke into the school building with professors and employees. They entered the dormitories, woke them up and threw them out. They tore up banners, threw things into the hall. The professor was filming us," said the student.
On Friday, he says, they had a meeting with the president of the Academy where they tried to reach an agreement, but without success.
08.55
Students and police in front of the Novi Sad Fair
Study at UNIRSM Faculty of Law in Novi Sad, they called for a gathering in front of the Novi Sad Fair, where the exams should be held, under the protection of private security.
N1 reports that members of the Police Intervention Unit are present, and a cordon has been set up on the other side of the cargo entrance.
Ognjen Dudić, in front of the students of the Faculty of Law in Novi Sad, says that this is "probably the first time in the history of higher education in Serbia that the police have been called in order to keep the exam period."
"Like in January, when the administration tried to hold the exam period in the courthouse. The exam period is held in writing, which is strange for the Faculty of Law, where more than 90 percent of the exams are held orally. Other students and the public will be prohibited from entering the Fair building for the exam period, we do not know what the exams will look like, some colleagues announced how they will rewrite, that the professors said that they will give two more grades to those who follow online classes...", he claims Dudić.
He also states that they hoped to "block the building of the Fair".
"However, we did not expect such a large number of uniformed persons. I do not know whose purpose it is to take the exam by passing behind the cordon," he said.
07.00
Užice has stopped, today the protest continues in front of the court
It is in Uzice. a large protest was held for the detained participants of the blockades road in that city. After the rally and speech on the City Square, the gathered headed towards the highway to Zlatibor, which they blocked for traffic for several hours. The continuation of the protest is scheduled for today, Monday, July 14, at eight o'clock in front of the court.
Yesterday's protest was held under the slogan "Serbia, Uzice he calls you - nine hours for nine arrested".
The gathering began with the arrival of the bikers on the City Square, which was followed by a sixteen-minute silence in honor of those who died in the fall of the canopy in Novi Sad.
Lawyers Vladimir Terzić and Božo Prelević and actor Tihomir Stanić addressed the crowd.
The letters of former football player Nemanja Vidić, RTS journalist Branko Stanković and the announcement of Metropolitan Justin of Žica were read.
"Power is not given for the sake of violence, but for the sake of service. Abuse of power cannot bring peace - it can only deepen wounds and leave a scar that does not heal for a long time," reads the statement signed by Archbishop Justin.
The rector of the University of Belgrade, Vladan Đokić, also spoke, stating, among other things, that the university represents the values that are jointly protected at the meeting in Užice.
"As a citizen, I join your voice against violence, brutality, injustice and the collapse of institutions. Together with the students, let's persevere in what they started, in the fight for institutions that serve citizens and a society in which people live with dignity," said Rector Đokić.
After the speaker's address, the gathered went for a walk towards the highway, which they blocked around 18.30:XNUMX p.m.
Source: Fonet, N1, Nova.rs 021.rs
