Valjevo Police Brutality Protest
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In Valjevo, Serbia, a protest marks one year since alleged police violence against demonstrators, including minors. Students demand accountability, while a journalist claims authorities will ignore the city's distress. An opposition politician criticized the heavy police presence at a student rally.
Valjevo prosecutor, sole critic of Vučić's judicial pressure, has car torched
A car belonging to prosecutor Vukašin Vujičić was set on fire two days ago in Valjevo, Serbia, and the perpetrators have yet to be found. Vujičić, who is investigating several high-profile cases, suspects the arson is connected to his work over the past year, particularly cases related to protests in Valjevo and preceding events. These cases include the attack on a cafe owner and patrons, an assau…
Valjevo Prosecutor's Office Prosecutes 28 for Protest Violence
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Serbian opposition: State capitulated to mafia after prosecutor's car torched
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