#serbia protest

[taamaraa28]

Favoriti 3. deo!

[simplegenius042]

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[kainablue]

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If anyone is interested what's going on in Serbia, here's a short video made by students themselves.

[kropotkindersurprise]

February 1, 2025 - Tens of thousands of protesters marched to the city of Novi Sad, Serbia, demanding accountability from the government for the roof collapse that killed 15 people in November last year, which they say was caused by government corruption. [video]

[x-atropa-belladonna-x]

Autokomanda, Belgrade 27.01.2025

Slavija, Belgrade 22.12.2024

[ashmp3]

studentska blokada autokomande 27.1.2025. (cr.)

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[banicalite]

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The lack of media coverage on this is heartbreaking 💔

In the world where the information travels in seconds, the media has found a way to filter thousands of brave people fighting for justice and freedom.

Serbian government has been corrupt for a long time now, and is working against their own people. But there is hope. The Serbian youth has shown the importance of invincible courage, energy and stubborness in the best way possible, lighting the way for us to follow.

I know the whole world is a mess right now and feels like a black mirror episode. Please please please take time to read this or even share.

[sleepy-bebby]

A silent New Year’s “celebration” in Belgrade, Serbia, as protesters, led by students from various Serbian universities, observed 15-minutes of silence to protest against corruption and poor construction that led to the collapse of a concrete canopy at a railway station that killed 15 people.

Video credits @RadovanN87

[yolebrat]

Apologies for the lack of art. Student protests in Serbia are getting huge traction at the moment. Farmers, university professors, judges, lawyers, artists, bikers, IT experts and many more are joining us in our fight against corruption in government institutions. Protest are happening in almost all of the cities and villages in the country. Every day there are hundreds of thousands people on the street (Population of Serbia is 6.6 mil). That is the priority!

I know foreign media doesn't write about this much, ours doesn't either as it mostly controlled by the ruling party/government...The protests are peaceful but ruling party hooligans attack us every day, beat us up or run us over with cars. We have to see this through.

I may make a master-post once explaining the whole situation if I find the time, I can't promise anything. However, if you would like to follow the situation follow serbialive on Insta or N1 news !!!

Also, I do post and share a lot of videos on mu insta-stories. (@/yolebrat or @/yolebrat2)

[zenaa-drugog-sistema]

Dok se svjetla grada gase i Beograd tone u tišinu, jedino što odjekuje su koraci mladih koji odbijaju da ćute. Njihove ruke ne nose oružje, već transparente, ne traže privilegije, već pravdu. Svaka parola ispisana na kartonu teža je od kamena, jer iza nje stoji bol, bijes i neizgovoreni vapaji za promjenom.

Ovo nisu samo protesti—ovo su neprospavane noći ispunjene pitanjima bez odgovora. Ovo su suze za onima koji su stradali zbog tuđe neodgovornosti. Ovo je obećanje da se više neće živjeti pognute glave.

Jer kada studenti izađu na ulice, to nije samo šetnja. To je koračanje prema budućnosti koju im niko više neće oduzeti.

🇧🇦🇸🇪🕊️💌🇷🇸

[thoughtportal]

Serbia is witnessing the largest student protest in the region since 1968. Students have taken over 62 of 80 universities, launching 24-hour blockades by mid-December. On December 22, over 100,000 people gathered in Belgrade in one of the largest protests in Serbia’s history. This movement goes beyond demonstrations—students have shut down classes, dismantled corrupt student bodies, and transformed universities into self-organized hubs of resistance. Through faculty blockades, they’ve halted university operations, demanding accountability and a future free of corruption and oppression. Footage and media by @sviublockade.de

[insaneinfj]

hey! i would really appreciate if everyone who sees this gets educated about whats happening in my country

haven't been posting here because i'm tired and scared. my country (serbia) is protesting against the corrupt goverment after 15 people died when a roof of a train station fell on their heads and the goverment is refusing to take responsibility. it turned into masssive protests led by students who are blocking the streets, stopping and being silent for 15 minutes (to honor the 15 victims) and blocking the schools while not attending classes. things are getting messier and messier each day now with high school seniors standing up as well, the police brutally beating up the protesters and even throwing petards at LITERAL ADOLESCENTS. i've been busy with joining the protests, helping my fellow classmates with the organisation at school, but mostly, this whole thing is having a pretty bad impact on my mental health. we have no idea whats going to happen. i haven't really been in the mood to draw lately, but i will soon be back with more art i promise <3

[taamaraa28]

Omiljeni transparenti sa protesta: 4. deo!

[tzatairovic]

Deserved!

[endzelej]

anti-government protests in serbia, organized by students, high-schoolers, farmers, guild of actors, and lawyers after railway canopy fell and murde*ed 15 people