According to the law, anyone who displays Nazi symbols can be fined from 5.000 to XNUMX million dinars. After Niš, a swastika with the slogan "Bolje caci, neko naci" appeared in front of the National Assembly and in the Jewish cemetery
According to the Law on the Prohibition of Manifestations of Neo-Nazi or Fascist Organizations and Associations and the Prohibition of the Use of Neo-Nazi or Fascist Symbols and Signs, Article 7, an individual who displays these symbols can be fined from 5.000 to 50.000 dinars, according to Article 8, the person who produces, reproduces, stores, presents, spreads them can be fined from 100.000 to 1,000.000 dinars.
On Friday, it is in Niš, above the entrance to the Fortress a prominent banner "Bolje caci than naci" with a swastika in the middle of the slogan,
On Saturday, a group of people unfurled a banner with the same content along the entire length of Kralja Aleksandar Boulevard in Belgrade at the level of the entrance to the National Assembly. Unlike Niš, the swastika was inside a red circle and crossed out.
It was also reported on Saturday that insulting and anti-Semitic graffiti were written on several monuments at the Jewish cemetery in Zemun, as well as Nazi symbols.
The website of the Ministry for Human and Minority Rights and Social Dialogue published the statement of Demo Beriš, who condemned the senseless desecration of monuments by drawing the swastika symbol and writing Nazi messages on the Jewish cemetery in Zemun.
President Aleksandar Vučić was the first to say "better boys than nazis", speaking to the people in a video on Instagram, on the occasion of the attack on Miloš Pavlović in the Student City.
No one from the authorities said a word about the inscriptions in Niš and Belgrade.
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