What happened yesterday in Belgrade is not just unacceptable — it is dangerous. A university raided without warning. No clear legal basis. Cameras ready, humiliation staged. As Rector Vladan Đokić said, this was never about investigating a tragedy: it was about sending a message — “look what happens to those who refuse to stay silent.”
But another message broke through. While police entered one door, thousands of students arrived at another. Not organised. Not intimidated. Not silent. Because they understood what is at stake: if a university can be targeted, no citizen is safe.
Our Secretary General Sandro Gozi was clear: “A power that sends police into a university because the rector stands with students is a power that fears freedom, fears accountability and fears the truth.”
This is a turning point. Not only for Serbia — for Europe. Silence now would mean acceptance.
Reposting this for the weekend crowd. tl;dr: I gave a talk about passkeys at a conference, I’m really proud of it, and I want as many people to watch it as possible. (Reposts and blogging welcome!)
#Serbia: UN Human Rights Chief @volker_turk urges the authorities to speed up steps to ensure accountability one year after the deadly train station collapse that sparked the country’s biggest protests in decades.
There has been no meaningful process to uncover the truth & seek justice for the tragedy that resulted in the deaths of 16 people at the Novi Sad railway station. Even worse, many allegations of violent attacks and arrests of peaceful protesters & journalists during demonstrations remain unpunished and continue to occur.
➡️ https://t.co/sdrusZw9FM
Žalba koju su branioci podneli juče u 17h i koja je morala biti predata po hitnom postupku sudiji koja je bila dužna da odluči u roku od 4h NIJE UOPŠTE PREDATA jer je policija izvršila opstrukciju pravde!!!
Today, at 2:30AM, our family house was attacked by paid thugs. Target was oposition political activist who lives next door and these morons hit the wrong house. Fortunately for both us and them our kids were not at home. (1/3)
Dobili ste kaznu za protest ili blokadu? Čestitamo – sada imate dokaz, spomenicu, priznanje da ste bili na pravoj strani istorije!
Ali ne brinite – postoji zakonit način da odgovorite državi (a da ne platite odmah 2.500 ili 5.000 dinara).
Evo kratkog uputstva:
📝Potpišite kaznu – sa leve strane, tamo gde je predviđeno za potpis. Tako pokazujete da ne prihvatate sve što piše, ali da imate šta da kažete.
📝Popunite „Zahtev za sudsko odlučivanje“ – primer obrasca je na slici ispod. Možete ga naći i na internetu, prepisati ručno ili sastaviti sami.
(Da, država vas kažnjava za šetnju – ali vam ostavlja pravo da pišete eseje sudijama.)
📦Spakujte dve stvari: kopiju kazne i zahtev, i odnesite lično u Prekršajni sud. Za Beograd to je Ustanička 14.
✉️Možete i da pošaljete poštom – preporučeno, sa povratnicom – ali budite pažljivi, jer rok za slanje je samo 8 dana. Ponekad je jednostavnije i sigurnije da to uradite lično.
😎Na šalteru dobijate potvrdu sa pečatom. Posle toga, čekate poziv suda. To može da potraje. Možda i ne dočekate. Ponekad se ni policajac koji vas je „kaznio“ ne pojavi na suđenju – a bez svedoka, nema ni kazne. Policija je svakako jako zauzeta ovih dana.
Sud ima dve godine da odluči – taman da stigne i EXPO 2027… ili možda demokratija.
RT RT RT da ljudi znaju da nisu sami.
Jer ako svi ućutimo pred kaznama, sledeće će stići za:
disanje, hodanje, ili gledanje u pogrešnom pravcu.
I naravno na izadjete slobodno opet na ulice, na blokade!