Vučić pardons 12 Novi Sad activists before resignation, they announce lawsuit against the state
Summary
Former Serbian president Aleksandar Vučić, before submitting his resignation, pardoned 12 Novi Sad activists charged with alleged attempted overthrow of the constitutional order, and also announced clemency for 11 people he said had attacked blockaders; activist Doroteja Antić rejected the pardon as illegitimate, calling the case fabricated, while lawyer Željko Kočić says the twelve will sue the state over what he calls unlawful detention.
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"Ne prihvatam da mi vođa kriminalne bande dodeljuje milost“, poručila je Doroteja Antić, aktivistkinja neformalne grupe STAV, nakon što je dojučerašnj
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Municipality: Opština Novi Sad
- Srbija · Country
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Belgrade, Novi Beograd, Niš, Požega, Prokuplje and Šabac are mentioned in the broader reporting context but are not the location of this event, which concerns activists from Novi Sad and a decision made at the level of Serbia generally.
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- 01:54 PMNova.rsOpen the original
- 03:20 PMN1 SrbijaOpen the original
- 05:28 PMIndex.hrOpen the original
- 05:31 PMDanasOpen the original
- 05:35 PMRadiosarajevo.baOpen the original
- 06:15 PMRadiosarajevo.baOpen the original
- 06:26 PMVečernji list BiHOpen the original
- 08:13 PMDanasOpen the original
- 09:29 PMN1 SrbijaOpen the original
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