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Serbian students to engage citizens in outreach campaign
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Serbian students to engage citizens in outreach campaign

From N1 Serbia · () Serbian

Translated from Serbian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Students protesting in Serbia have announced a series of public outreach events, including door-to-door campaigns and information stands.
  • These events are scheduled to take place from August 11th to August 14th in various locations across Serbia.
  • The students aim to raise awareness and maintain engagement with citizens regarding their ongoing protest objectives.

Students protesting in Serbia are intensifying their outreach efforts with a series of public engagement activities planned from August 11th to August 14th. These initiatives, including "door-to-door" campaigns and information stands, aim to connect directly with citizens across multiple towns and cities.

The students stated that this week's activities are designed to ensure that "everyone in Serbia knows that there is someone who comes, listens, and does not give up." The "Od vrata do vrata" (door-to-door) campaign is scheduled for August 12th in Golubinci and Mala Remeta, and for August 13th in Stara Pazova, Kaluฤ‘erica, and Novi Sad's Telep neighborhood. The campaign will also run in Telep on August 14th.

Information stands will be set up in Belgrade's Cerak neighborhood on August 11th and in Zemun Park and outside the Faculty of Law on August 13th. Additional outreach events are planned for August 13th in Kaluฤ‘erica, Kanarevo Brdo, and Vraฤar in Belgrade, with specific times and locations detailed for each engagement.

The students' sustained efforts underscore their commitment to their cause, utilizing direct public interaction to maintain momentum and communicate their message effectively throughout Serbia.

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Originally published by N1 Serbia in Serbian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.