Unsatisfied with N1 and Nova S's reporting, "Students Who Want to Learn" banned them from doing their work and threatened to suspend their META accounts
"Students who want to learn" sent a request to the media operating within the United Group, TV N1 and Nova S, not to report on them, and threatened them:
"If this request is not complied with, we will be forced to contact META Associates to consider the possibility of suspending your META accounts".
They sent the request because, they claim, they noticed incorrect and unverified information in their reports.
In the response of N1 and Nova S, it is written that this reaction of theirs "followed what the teams of our and other media houses filmed in Pionirski Park the previous days and since among the 'Students who want to learn', users of social networks identified employees of the Sremsko-Mitrovka hospital and the administration of the same city, the owner of a fast food restaurant in Novi Sad and a student of the SNS Academy of Young Leaders."
Television N1 will continue to report professionally and responsibly on all events that are in the interest of the public, regardless of such 'requests' and threats," the two media responded.
By the way, Pionirski Park, where "Students who want to learn" are camping, has been surrounded by metal fences since this morning, and entrance to the park is not possible from Kneza Miloša Street.
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