New ultimatum for blocked students: Permanent expulsion from the faculty

The administration of the Faculty of Computer Science went one step further in breaking the protest students fighting against corruption in the country. Now they priest a ban on taking exams, but also a temporary or permanent expulsion from the faculty.

"Instead of dialogue - pressure, instead of understanding - blackmail. Deadlines, ultimatums and punishments," the students of this faculty wrote on Instagram and added that they remain in the fight for their rights.

 

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In the email, the students are asked to submit a signed list to the administration that they will not make teaching at the faculty more difficult, and it also says that they offer another chance to those who have not submitted their signatures.

"If the students in the blockade leave the illegally occupied premises, I will cancel the emergency decision, I will publicly thank them and invite them to talk," says the email signed by the president of the council of that faculty, Dragan Stojanović.

It is added that students can submit their signatures individually, if they do not do so as a group with Students in Blockade.

However, the urgent decision, which is mentioned in the email, means that those who do not agree to the conditions will be temporarily removed from the faculty, their student accounts and access to the faculty's services will be suspended. They were also given a deadline - April 25.

Those who do not agree to the conditions will allegedly be permanently expelled from the faculty on April 26.

Survey that it will not interfere

At the beginning of April, students blocking the Faculty of Computer Science in Belgrade called for a boycott of filling out a survey in which the same Dragan Stojanović demanded that the students undertake not to disrupt classes until the end of the school year.

Students condemned Stojanović's announcement, in which he called on lecturers and students to resign or withdraw from the faculty, if they disagree with his "urgent decisions".