SNS MP Vladimir Đukanović does not renounce the position that a child is the property of the state, and subsequently added god and parents. Social workers distance themselves from such attitudes and claim that they are dangerous
The oil industry of Serbia will hardly be able to operate under Western sanctions, economist Saša Đogović told Vreme. That is why, he adds, Serbia should take over NIS
"Vreme" wrote about a case of terrible sexual violence at a school in Sokobanja. Where to go with the student when primary education is compulsory?
There is one maternity hospital in Petrovac na Mlava. There is one delivery table in it that has broken down. After a month and a half and public pressure, a new one arrived
Schools across Serbia are still on strike. In some places, classes are shortened because of low salaries, in others they "give out high fives" because teachers are afraid of students and their parents. In a deeply divided society, even the educational unions failed to unite. Separate actions do not bring any results. Why teachers do not dare to stop work completely
The Independent Union of Educational Workers of Serbia (NSPRS) has announced that it will organize a one-hour work stoppage in all educational institutions on December 6.
While activists and the opposition are organizing protests under the slogan "Bloody on your hands" due to the death of 15 people in Novi Sad, the City Secretariat for Culture has announced a tender for winter magic: New Year's concerts, children's events, installation of lighting in Belgrade
The population of Serbia is getting older. The president of the Gerontological Association of Serbia, Nataša Todorović, tells "Vreme" that we will need more and more services in the community, and that care starts right from kindergarten.
A jump from the monitor to real life. The uncomfortable, slightly terrifying, exhilarating and liberating experience of having dinner with five complete strangers that the app connected me to
For more than a decade, the inhabitants of Serbia have been looking for answers to the numerous tragedies that society is going through on the streets, due to the silence of the authorities and institutions. This search, it sometimes seems, is hopeless, and the interlocutors of "Vremen" say, because it is without a clear goal
One of the signatories of the open letter from the professor of the Faculty of Philosophy of the University of Belgrade, Professor Aleksandar Baucal, tells "Vreme" that they are considering whether there will be stronger statements
The students of Srpska are infected by the despair of their parents, the dissatisfaction of teachers and the arrogance of the state. The system is rotten, so money is unlikely to solve the problem
After the final offer of the Government of the Republic of Serbia to increase the salaries of educators by 11 percent, school principals began to threaten teachers to give up. Four representative trade unions made a new proposal to change the salary calculation. If this is not adopted, a complete suspension of work will follow
Dozens of illegal facilities for the care of the elderly and infirm throughout Serbia have been reported to the authorities, but some are still operating without a permit. In one of them, two women were killed in a fire on Sunday, and the president of the Association of Private Social Protection Institutions, Radoslav Milovanović, told "Vreme" that he fears that such events will happen again.
"Konstantin the Great" airport had fewer passengers in October compared to the previous five months, while from January to the end of October 2024 there were about 76.000 fewer passengers compared to the same period last year. At the same time, cargo transportation recorded growth
The National Association of Utah Travel Agencies could be shut down after 70 years due to blocked accounts and a debt of about 16 million dinars. Director of Juta, Aleksandar Seničić, tells "Vreme" that the help of the state, but also the political will, is necessary for the survival of such an association.
A number of schools in Serbia are on strike for the second day in a row. For every 15 minutes, by which the lessons are shortened, teachers' salaries will be reduced. The President of the Belgrade School Union, Snežana Romandić Petrović, tells "Vreme" that no one is ready to fail, and that the tragedies we are going through as a society prove that the system does not work.
They were introduced due to the pandemic, but they have survived to this day in many kindergartens. Why do children in Serbia still drink from plastic cups and why are we accumulating new waste?
For the third year in a row, construction is being carried out in the capital of Serbia without the adopted General Urban Plan, according to which it should be built and developed until 2041. That is why there are almost no larger municipalities in Belgrade where citizens have not stood in front of the machines
On Tuesday, the Government of Serbia offered an 11 percent salary increase for all employees in education. Four representative trade unions are leading the protest and strike
The real estate market in Belgrade has been "not cooling down" for years, say experts. However, he was surprised by the data of the Republic Geodetic Institute (RGZ) that the turnover of apartments in Belgrade has decreased, while it is increasing in other cities. Why is that so?
Absence from the summit in Russia is interpreted as a clear message to Europe that Vučić is no longer Putin's puppet
Part of the employees of the Secondary School of Internal Affairs (SŠUP) "Jakov Nenadović" in Sremska Kamenica accused the acting director Vesna Đurović of mobbing and numerous unprofessional actions. Đurović, on the other hand, claims that he does everything in accordance with the law
Since the beginning of the year, 15 cases of femicide have been recorded that occurred in a family environment. Vanja Macanović from the Autonomous Women's Center tells "Vreme" that it is necessary for citizens to get involved in helping women they know are living in violent relationships
Four representative unions of educators have announced that they will suspend work on November 1, and then begin a "series of strikes" in all schools in Serbia. The members of the Independent Union of Education Workers of Serbia continue with the "white strike" and only give high fives. The Government's response is still is waiting
Members of the Independent Union of Educational Workers of Serbia (NSPRS) began the second phase of the white strike on Monday, October 14, by writing an "excellent 5" grade to every student. Dušan Kokot says for "Vreme" that compromises cannot be made until there are systemic changes
On the occasion of World Mental Health Day, we spoke with young people from Belgrade about how they take care of their mental health and how much help is available to them.
After Stojaković announced on his Instagram account on Thursday that the BIA had invited him for an informative interview at the police station, independent MP Slavica Radovanović accused the government of violating the Constitution, laws and all other documents related to the rights and protection of citizens by abusing the BIA .
"The invitation to students or any citizen of Serbia to have a 'friendly conversation' is not formally or legally regulated, that is, it does not exist," emphasized Slavica Radovanović in a written statement.
She also pointed out that the Law on Criminal Procedure provides for an interview with a citizen only for the purpose of gathering the necessary information, and only by written invitation, with an indication of the reason, place and time of the interview and the mandatory preparation of an official note on the content of the interview with the objections of the person with whom it is conducted. conversation and to whom a copy of such note must be given.
"This kind of arbitrariness, arrogance and abuse of power speaks of only one thing, and that is that everyone who thinks differently and represents a danger to the lifelong rule of the Serbian Progressive Party should be sheltered, blackmailed, destroyed and crushed," stated Radovanović.
According to her, all these actions are carried out under the baton of exclusively unprofessional and incompetent party cadres, ready for any illegal act, just to stay in power and to please the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, because "he keeps them in power, in his fist, masters and governs their lives, to which they all consent knowingly and with interest".
The role of prosecutors and investigating judges
The security and information agency can eavesdrop and organize secret monitoring, but under different conditions and according to a different procedure than the monitoring and eavesdropping that is carried out in criminal proceedings.
Slavica Radovanović emphasized that the application of special measures from the Law on BIA requires an explained proposal of the director of the agency and the approval of the president of the High Court in Belgrade.
"Since in Serbia, with the coming to power of the SNS, few things function as provided for by law, that's why a logical question arises, and that is what is the actual role of the prosecutors who, together with the judge for the preliminary proceedings - the former investigative judge - should convince the court that under specific conditions, in addition to classic pre-investigative actions, secret surveillance of communications is also necessary," said Slavica Radovanović.
Reported due to spyware
International organization Amnesty International and research by BIRN showed that the BIA also inserted spyware into the phones of journalists and activists. Representatives of civil society therefore submitted criminal charges against unknown persons in the BIA and the police.
Research by BIRN and Amnesty International's forensic analysis showed that the BIA, using the Israeli Cellebrite technology, unlocked the phones of the activists it called or brought in for interviews, and then inserted the domestic spy program NoviSpy into those devices.
They didn't just stop at collecting messages and contacts - they went into private photos, followed families, turned on cameras and microphones.
The representative of the Belgrade Center for Human Rights (BCBP), Dušan Pokuševski, specified that the criminal complaint against "NN persons" was submitted to the BIA and the police due to suspicion of three criminal acts, namely the unauthorized collection of personal data, the creation and introduction of computer viruses and unauthorized access to protected computer, computer network and electronic data processing.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs denied such allegations.
Source: FoNet/Beta
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"The invitation to students or any citizen of Serbia to have a 'friendly conversation' is not formally or legally regulated, that is, it does not exist," emphasized Slavica Radovanović in a written statement.
She also pointed out that the Law on Criminal Procedure provides for an interview with a citizen only for the purpose of gathering the necessary information, and only by written invitation, with an indication of the reason, place and time of the interview and the mandatory preparation of an official note on the content of the interview with the objections of the person with whom it is conducted. conversation and to whom a copy of such note must be given.
"This kind of arbitrariness, arrogance and abuse of power speaks of only one thing, and that is that everyone who thinks differently and represents a danger to the lifelong rule of the Serbian Progressive Party should be sheltered, blackmailed, destroyed and crushed," stated Radovanović.
According to her, all these actions are carried out under the baton of exclusively unprofessional and incompetent party cadres, ready for any illegal act, just to stay in power and to please the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, because "he keeps them in power, in his fist, masters and governs their lives, to which they all consent knowingly and with interest".
The role of prosecutors and investigating judges
The security and information agency can eavesdrop and organize secret monitoring, but under different conditions and according to a different procedure than the monitoring and eavesdropping that is carried out in criminal proceedings.
Slavica Radovanović emphasized that the application of special measures from the Law on BIA requires an explained proposal of the director of the agency and the approval of the president of the High Court in Belgrade.
"Since in Serbia, with the coming to power of the SNS, few things function as provided for by law, that's why a logical question arises, and that is what is the actual role of the prosecutors who, together with the judge for the preliminary proceedings - the former investigative judge - should convince the court that under specific conditions, in addition to classic pre-investigative actions, secret surveillance of communications is also necessary," said Slavica Radovanović.
Reported due to spyware
International organization Amnesty International and research by BIRN showed that the BIA also inserted spyware into the phones of journalists and activists. Representatives of civil society therefore submitted criminal charges against unknown persons in the BIA and the police.
Research by BIRN and Amnesty International's forensic analysis showed that the BIA, using the Israeli Cellebrite technology, unlocked the phones of the activists it called or brought in for interviews, and then inserted the domestic spy program NoviSpy into those devices.
They didn't just stop at collecting messages and contacts - they went into private photos, followed families, turned on cameras and microphones.
The representative of the Belgrade Center for Human Rights (BCBP), Dušan Pokuševski, specified that the criminal complaint against "NN persons" was submitted to the BIA and the police due to suspicion of three criminal acts, namely the unauthorized collection of personal data, the creation and introduction of computer viruses and unauthorized access to protected computer, computer network and electronic data processing.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs denied such allegations.
Source: FoNet/Beta
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