Rodoljub Šabić, a member of the Council of the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media, states that at an extraordinary session of the REM Council, a decision was made to initiate proceedings against the public service and several other television stations.
Rodoljub Sabic, member of the Council Regulatory body for electronic media announced on the X social network that at the extraordinary session of the REM Council held this Wednesday (October 7), that body decided to initiate proceedings against several television stations.
Proceedings have been initiated against Radio and Television of Serbia, Radio-television of Vojvodina, television B92, of Pink Television, television K1 and television Prva due to the broadcast of a political-propaganda program in which they were used minors.
At today's extraordinary session, the REM Council decided to initiate proceedings against RTS, RTV, B92, Pink, First Television and K1 for broadcasting a political propaganda program in which minors were used.
"It is forbidden to use the participation of minors in program content for political purposes or to abuse it"
(Art. 66 of the Law on Electronic Media)- Rodoljub Sabic (@RodoljubSabic) October 7, 2026
Šabić stated on the X network that television stations violated the Law on Electronic Media, i.e. Article 66, which states: "It is forbidden to use the participation of minors in program content for political purposes or to abuse it."
Šabić added that in all cases minors were used in favor of the electoral list "Aleksandar Vučić - United Serbia".
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