Student Movement in Serbia Demands Resignations in Police and Judiciary

Serdar HocamAuthor & Editor

Following their historic election victory, the student movement in Serbia has demanded the resignation of high-ranking officials in the police, intelligence, and judiciary.

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The student movement that won the election victory in Serbia has demanded the resignation of high-ranking officials in the police, intelligence agencies, and judicial institutions.

Following their historic election victory against former leader Aleksandar Vucic, the student movement in Serbia demanded the resignation of high-ranking officials in the police, intelligence agencies, and judicial institutions. The students also called for the final results to be announced without delay after repeat voting takes place in approximately 50 polling stations.

Student representative Filip Ubovic stated that the institutions belong to the citizens and that the law applies to everyone. While public employees were urged to prevent departing officials from destroying documents or evidence, RTS state television general director Manja Grcic resigned and the Novi Sad branch apologized for its broadcasting approach.

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