Movement Go change he asked the Government of Serbia to withdraw, as they point out, the shameful decision to revoke the status of cultural property General Staff.
"This is it one of the biggest examples of breaking the law and corruption, said Savo Manojlović, campaign director of the Go-change movement.
"The question of the General Staff is one of the biggest examples of violation of the law and corruption." There is no law in any European country to conclude a contract with a foreign investor and directly state that you will violate the law of your country and trample on the profession by using the political power you have," said Manojlović.
In order to remove the protection from Generalshatab, as he explained, there must also be a proposal of an act by the Institute for the Protection of Monuments.
"Not only is there no such act here, but two female directors were also dismissed because they wanted to do their job, and we have information that the BIA broke into the Institute's premises," he said.
He adds that the profession has been put on the "margins" and that nothing is being asked about this.
"We have information that the BIA was reaching that profession, this is a complete coup d'état carried out by certain political officials with the help of SNS, and then they usurped all the institutions. People in the Institute for the Protection of Monuments are being harassed because they protect monuments. Artists are publicly threatened because they stand in solidarity with a colleague who was arrested. Those people in power live off our money, on the money of those artists," he says.
"Ribs and neck hurt, but it's not that important"
Speaking about the incident on the Old Sava Bridge when he was arrested and taken to the New Belgrade Police Station, after which he ended up in the Emergency Center, Manojlovic points out that he feels severe pain, but that it does not matter now.
"The ribs hurt, the neck hurts, but it's not that important. At this moment, some people are still in prison just because they demanded that the law be applied to everyone, and that is important. "As for the comments from the president's guest appearance on RTS, I did not see them, except that I saw that someone was making fun of the RTS journalist and I would expect the editorial board to protect her, if the editor is not Aleksandar Vučić," he concluded.
