The demonstrations have tapped into simmering anger at the ruling party over what protesters say is a culture of violence fanned by the government and the media outlets they control.
(ANSA-AFP).
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(ANSA-AFP) - BELGRADE, JUN 3 - Tens of thousands gathered on
Saturday for the fifth anti-government protest this month in
Serbia's capital Belgrade after two back-to-back shootings that
killed 18 people, half of them children. The "Serbia against
violence" protests have evolved into some of the largest rallies
since widespread demonstrations triggered the fall of strongman
Slobodan Milosevic over two decades ago. The protests followed
the early May mass shootings that left 18 dead and wounded
several others. Nine of the dead were students at a Belgrade
elementary school who were gunned down by a 13-year-old pupil.
The demonstrations have tapped into simmering anger at the ruling party over what protesters say is a culture of violence fanned by the government and the media outlets they control.
(ANSA-AFP).
The demonstrations have tapped into simmering anger at the ruling party over what protesters say is a culture of violence fanned by the government and the media outlets they control.
(ANSA-AFP).
