The students entered the Niš City Assembly, where the Minister of Education Slavica Đukić Dejanović came to speak about the laws on education and the planned changes. The minister told those gathered that there are no working conditions in the hall and that they should send her all suggestions by e-mail. The discussion was interrupted, and as the minister was leaving she was followed by shouts of "Whoa", "Whoa"
Students entered the City Assembly Niche where is the minister of education Slavica Djukić Dejanović came to speak to the public for the first time about laws on education and planned changes. During this time, the speech continues, the minister is turned towards the speaker and ignores the students while whistles echo in the hall, reports N1.
The students had previously gathered to welcome the minister in front of the City Assembly, but there was no welcome, because she arrived in the Assembly hall before the students.
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They shout "Slavica u marica, Slavica u marica". Then they went up to the gallery. They said that he will remain in the Assembly and that he will participate in the discussion.
After some time, she told the gathered that there are no working conditions in the hall and that they should send her all suggestions by e-mail. The discussion was interrupted, and as the minister was leaving, she was followed by shouts of "Wow", "Wow"...
"We came here to welcome her properly, as she deserved." She absolutely does not work in the interest of high school students, educators, or students. We came to welcome her according to how she treats us", said one of the students.
Shameful claims about students
She added that there is no return to classes until the demands are met.
"The minister was supposed to come yesterday, so she canceled when we announced the rally." We certainly had a meeting here last night because of shameful claims about students, that we are mercenaries of Aljbin Kurti and the like. The minister came today, but much earlier - which indicates the fear of these people here who came to fight for justice and some basic human rights", she concluded.
The students gathered in front of the Niš City Assembly told the minister not to be afraid of students, because as they say - they are cultured and civilized.
At one point, there was a commotion in the building as students headed for the gallery, but were told that the gallery was not safe, so they returned to the hall again.
"Our goal is not for the noise to stop the discussion, but for them to be announced," said the student.
Source: H1
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