On June 1st, the whole of Serbia will be on its feet, announced the Blockade Students, announcing protests in numerous cities
Dok students in lockdown universities in Serbia announce the next big ones protest On June 1 in Požarevac, they also announced that on the same day the whole of Serbia would be on its feet.
With the statement that "decentralization is being loaded", Students in Blockade published a list of cities where, apparently, they will protest on June 1.
The list includes, among others, Jagodina, Bor, Zrenjanin, Loznica, Čačak, Pančevo, Uzice, Novi Sad, Kraljevo, Kragujevac, Leskovac, Novi Pazar, Kosovska Mitrovica, Kruševac, Belgrade, Priboj, Prokuplje, Vranje, Niš.
What exactly is planned is currently unknown, according to the students' announcements.
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Niš on its feet on May 30th
Two days earlier, on May 30, an all-day gathering was planned in Niš, the third largest city in Serbia. It is also planned for the same day big protest in Belgrade.
As the Self-Organized Informal Group of Students announces on their Instagram page, it is a day-long event that starts at nine o'clock in the evening, and when the hands are in the same place through 12 o'clock - at nine o'clock in the evening, the last activity will begin, a movie night in front of Banovina.
According to the plan they announced, everything starts at nine in the morning with students drinking coffee, while the beginning of the gathering in front of the University of Nis building is planned for 11.30:XNUMX.
At 11.52:16 a.m. there will be XNUMX minutes of silence.
"We inform you that on Friday, May 30, at 11.52:XNUMX a.m., a new student protest will be held in front of the University of Nis building. Also, a full-day program of various activities has been prepared for that day, and we invite you to join us and use the day to socialize!", the students say on social networks.
Banners are planned to be lowered, as well as sports activities and playing sports games.
It has not yet been announced whether there will be any speeches at the protest, and the students contacted by "Vreme" wanted to remain secretive when it came to the details.
Niš students contacted by "Vreme" said that the details for the first of June will be published later.
Online classes at all faculties
While students are planning protests, all faculties in Niš have voted to start online classes, and many have already started.
The last decision on the start of online classes was made by the Educational and Scientific Councils of the Faculty of Mechanical and Civil Engineering, which, as Južne vesti writes, introduced distance learning at all faculties in Niš, while students are still physically blocking work and calling for a boycott.
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