Novinar Dane Ilić refused to edit and run "Jutarnji dnevnik" Radio and Television of Serbia (RTS), as well as to secretly enter the public service building under escort.
Ilić refused to enter the RTS building under escort and through little-known passageways, and he informed his superiors that "those who gather the audience should stand in front of the cameras," writes FoNet.
Instead, "Jutarnji dnevnik" was edited and edited by Nikolina Rakić, who spent the whole night in the RTS building.
Part of the RTS workers did not come to work on Tuesday morning, because they did not want to be escorted, with strict instructions, to a building in Takovska by persons unknown to them, and it is expected that there will be new absences of public service employees during the day.
According to the sources of the FoNet agency in RTS, the program is realized with existing resources, so some employees appear in front of the cameras in the studio for whom this is not a practice.
"Jutarnji dnevnik" was broadcast from the studio in Takovska, with the implementation of employees, who were previously sent precise instructions on how to enter RTS. According to the source of FoNet, the public service is also preparing for possible blockades of correspondent offices in Serbia.
Students started a sudden blockade of the RTS building on Monday at 23 p.m. and announced that the action would last 22 p.m.
The students were revolted by the term "mob" used by the RTS journalist for the participants of the protest while talking to the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, in the central news program of the public media service.