A large number of high school students from Belgrade arrived in front of the Serbian Parliament to support Dijana Hrka, who is on hunger strike for the fifth day demanding justice for her son who was tragically injured in the fall of the canopy
Larger groups high school students they came from the direction of Takovska Street and Bulevar Kralja Aleksandra to support Diana Hrka, whose son Stefan Hrka died in the fall of the canopy of the railway station in Novi Sad on November 1 last year.
They jump and shout "Whoever doesn't jump is Ćaci", as well as "Diana, Diana".
A banner reading "Diana is the mother of us all" is hung on the metal fence that separates the tent settlement, where the regime's supporters are, and the citizens who support Hrka.
Takovska Street, Kneza Miloša Street, as well as Kralja Aleksandra Boulevard are closed to traffic.
Police officers are deployed around the House of the National Assembly and in the tent settlement.
Columns of students from all directions continue to arrive towards the Assembly. According to the media, students from the Twelfth and Fourth High Schools, Mathematics, Electrical Engineering, High School of Design and Economics are present.
Students of the High School of Design, 12th and 4th high school go to Dijana Hrka together.
"All for Diana!" echoes along the Boulevard of Liberation.
Students of Srednje dizajnerska, 12 and 4 gymnasium go together to Dijana Hrka. pic.twitter.com/6o42rZQYO0
— Igor Mitrovic (@IgorMitrovic100) November 6, 2025
According to the Union of High School Students of Serbia (UNSS), a total of 23 schools are blocked.
According to the Union of High School Students, the following are in the blockade:
Graphic and Media School
Architectural Technical School, Belgrade
I Belgrade Gymnasium
Mathematical high school
3rd Belgrade Gymnasium
4th Belgrade Gymnasium
V Belgrade Gymnasium
VI Belgrade High School
VII Belgrade High School
VIII Belgrade High School
IX Belgrade High School
X Belgrade High School
XII Belgrade High School
XIII Belgrade Gymnasium
XIV Belgrade High School
Zemun High School
Gymnasium "Sveti Sava" Belgrade
School of Design, Belgrade
Gymnasium in Obrenovac
Gymnasium in Mladenovac
Gymnasium in Lazarevac
Gymnasium "Uroš Predić", Pancevo
Gymnasium Cacak
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