The 11th of June is another in a series of days that has been declared a "day of mourning". XNUMX people were killed in the shooting that took place in a school in Graz. How many similar tragedies have happened around the world in recent years
"The program of the second commemoration on May 3 was designed through two units - one dedicated to memory, the other to social responsibility"
Seventeen people have been killed in two separate mass shootings in South Africa, police said Saturday
The Government of Serbia made a decision to establish May 3 and 4 as Days of Remembrance for the Victims of Mass Murders
Serbia has not yet recovered from the May tragedies, when 17 people, mostly children and young people, were killed in just two days. The unimaginable violence in the middle of a school, and then in a peaceful neighborhood near Belgrade, was unfortunately not the peak of aggression in society, but only the beginning of an epidemic of violence that is spreading throughout the region.
Dr. Vivek Murthy pointed out that America needs to, among other things, ban automatic rifles, introduce universal security checks for gun buyers and regulate its production.
It's been a year since the two mass murders. To what extent have disarmament measures been successfully implemented? The Ministry of Internal Affairs did not answer the question whether statistical data show a decrease in violence in society
It did not repeat itself, one could say about the past 2023. For Serbia, it was a year of mass murders and mass protests, high prices and low living standards, widening gaps in society and decreasing expectations, big promises and small achievements, strengthening autocracy and weakening solidarity . Only great optimists enter the new year with the hope that it will be a happy one for the majority of Serbian citizens
Six months after the mass murder, the families of the victims from Dubona and Mali Orašje were practically left in the lurch, President of the Association of Psychologists Tamara Džamonja Ignjatović told Vreme.
In a small town in the American state of Maine, a man armed with an automatic rifle killed at least 22 people and wounded dozens more. He shot in a restaurant, a bowling alley and on the street
The professor of psychology was dismissed from the position of coordinator of the team of the Society of Psychologists of Serbia engaged in the project of providing psychosocial assistance after mass murders
On this day, three months ago, one child killed nine children and the custodian of the "Vladislav Ribnikar" elementary school. A day later, a mass murder took place in the vicinity of Mladenovac. The words and gestures of the government representatives after that tragedy were so inappropriate and shameless that they caused mass protests that continue to this day.
The day after the Inquiry Board was abolished, it was announced about the disciplinary punishments in "Ribnikar", so that the people can see who is engaged in mass murders in this country, and to forget about Dubona and Malo Orasje.
The recently formed Parliamentary Inquiry Committee, which was supposed to investigate the circumstances that preceded the mass murders in early May and the eventual responsibility of institutions and individuals, was quickly disbanded by the decision of the President of the Assembly. It is an act of arbitrariness and lawlessness, but just one more in a series of authoritarian moves by the progressives. The previous ones passed without any major consequences
Progressives have turned the country into a pressure cooker of hatred, aggression and violence without an exhaust valve. By suspending the work of the Inquiry Committee, they hope that the tragedies of May 3 and 4 will be forgotten by the elections. And they are not far away
"The Board of Inquiry was supposed to be a kind of guarantee that the truth about who bears the possible social and political responsibility for the massacres will be known," believes Miroslav Aleksić, one of the members of the abolished Board of Inquiry for the establishment of facts about mass murders.
During the action "Hand over your weapons", some citizens who came to the nearest police station to return their weapons, due to the large turnout, did not make it to their turn. Amendments to the law on weapons provide for harsher prison sentences for illegal possession of weapons, and for those who have a permit, which is why citizens fear
The boy who was seriously injured in the shooting at the "Vladislav Ribnikar" Elementary School was operated on in Chicago, his colleagues are satisfied with the operation, the damage is severe and he is currently undergoing special rehabilitation, said Minister of Health Danica Grujičić
The inquiry committee should establish the security circumstances that led to the mass murders, to examine the contribution of the media, what is the role of the education system and to examine the actions of the competent institutions before and after the tragedies
State Secretary in the Ministry of Health, Mirsad Đerlek, said today that the boy who was seriously wounded in the Belgrade Elementary School "Vladislav Ribnikar" and is in the Mother and Child Institute with serious neck and spine injuries, will most likely continue his treatment in Chicago, and the state will bear the costs. Six male and three female patients are being treated in the emergency center and all are stable
US President Joe Biden, at the commemoration of the first anniversary of the Uvalde (Texas) school shooting, where 19 children and two teachers were killed, called for "sensible gun laws", with special emphasis on banning the very popular AR-type semi-automatic weapons. 15. Republicans, on the other hand, oppose any tightening of gun laws
The wave of liberation that is sometimes impossible to stop also applies to those "enslaved" in the progressive system of corruption who are beginning to understand that the ruler is not so all-powerful anymore. The oppositionists say that they simply cannot live with a bunch of "repentants" from the government pyramids who bring them information and justify themselves, trying to make a link with the "other side".
Support for reinstating the death penalty is growing around the world. Last year, the number of executions increased by more than 300 cases. According to the latest research by the association "Serbia against the death penalty", more than half of the citizens in Serbia are in favor of returning this institute to the administrative system of Serbia. "In societies where there is a high tolerance for violence, any kind of violence is acceptable, even the death sentence," says doctor of law, lawyer and human rights activist Ivan Janković for the "Vremena" portal.
Aleksandar Vučić visited today the families of those killed in the massacre in the villages of Dubona and Mala Orašje near Mladenovac. Vučić expressed his condolences and said that he believes that the judicial system and institutions of Serbia will have the strength to adequately punish the murderer. For the victims who died the day before in the tragedy at "Vladislav Ribnikar" elementary school, he said that he lit a candle in the church and did not think that he should make a show out of it
On Friday, decent Serbia won. Citizens who took to the streets wrote history. They rocked the ship that the angry helmsman steered towards the open sea of abnormality. That May 19 will be recorded as the date of the beginning of Serbia's return to the flow of civilization, where it belongs
Two consecutive mass murders that took place in the center of Belgrade and near Mladenovac shook the whole society, but also significantly changed the atmosphere among the youth. Many questions have arisen, and students are preparing to seek answers on the streets
It's strange, I'm surprised myself, when I realize that I discover that I, Ivan Ivanji, when I was his age, had a lot of similarities with the thirteen-year-old killer from "Ribnikar", about whose life and family circumstances, whether I wanted to or not, learned from the media. My father was also a doctor and owned a gun, a Browning pistol, and a permit to carry it because he was a reserve officer, a medical lieutenant colonel. When I was twelve, he taught me how to shoot. It's really strange, but I understand how the thirteen-year-old student of "Ribnikar" must have felt when the police took him out of the school where he committed mass murder - proud like I was when the Novi Sad policemen took me on the way to Auschwitz. Perpetrator or victim, it doesn't matter, it's about the child's feeling that he is suddenly very important
