Parents of School Shooter Sentenced in Belgrade; Other Cases Discussed

A Belgrade court has issued its first-instance verdict in the case of the parents of the boy responsible for the Vladislav Ribnikar school massacre three years ago. The father received a sentence of 14 years and 6 months imprisonment, while the mother was sentenced to 2 years and 11 months. The program "Studio live" will delve into the implications of this verdict with Ognjen Božović, a lawyer representing the injured parties. The broadcast will also address the ongoing uncertainties surrounding the "Senjak" case, involving the murder of Aleksandar Nešović at "Restoran 27." Saša Vuković, suspected of firing the fatal shot, presented his defense, and Jovan Rajić, a lawyer, will discuss its significance for the case and for Veselin Milić, the former head of the Belgrade police. Additionally, the program will examine reproductive health rights in Serbia, focusing on accessibility, with Ljiljana Pantović from the Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory. Finally, details will be provided on the Serbian government's proposed Law on Parent-Caregivers.