Position of Serbs in Kosovo

Kosovo

10.October 2025 Milica Srejić

Elections in the Republic of Kosovo: Rejection of accreditation to all Serbian media

The Central Election Commission of Kosovo (CEC) refused to accredit Serbian media from both Belgrade and Kosovo for local elections. The appeal of the European Union and the OSCE did not help either

Kosovo

26.August 2025 Milica Srejić

Conquest of the North: "Serbian existence is erased"

A bridge is opened, symbols are changed, murals are painted that do not offend anyone... Aljbin Kurti's government is now doing whatever it wants in the north of Kosovo, and nobody is asking the Serbs anything.

Kosovo

25.June 2025 Milica Srejić

Expulsion of Serbs from Kosovo: Easy and quiet

Deportations, trials, occupation of territory, persecution of women... The Serbian community in Kosovo is under attack from Pristina. The international community is silent on this, and Belgrade writes empty statements. And Kosovo Serbs - they don't trust anyone anymore

Kosovo

24.May 2025. Milica Srejić

Incident on the Mitrovica promenade: Hatred on the face of a Kosovo police officer

An inter-ethnic incident on the Mitrovica promenade overshadowed the celebration of the end of high school education of Mitrovica high school students. The situation further escalated when the Kosovo policeman grabbed the Mitrovica graduate by the neck. What reactions have been received so far? What does this incident tell us about the reality of Kosovo Serbs?

KiM

12.march 2025 MS

Londoners: "Protests in central Serbia also moved people in Kosovo"

The position of the Serbs in Kosovo, the government's attitude towards them, the people's attitude towards such a life are depicted in the song "Silence" by the rapper Londan Londanese. He told Radio Goraždevac that the government in Belgrade is responsible, but that in the song he also talks about the responsibility of the people

Kosovo: Serbian population and human rights

06.September 2023 Sanja Sovrlic

Voices that no one can hear

In addition to individual examples of citizens, there are frequent cases of violations of collective rights in Kosovo, such as perennial problems with the import of textbooks in the Serbian language or poor compliance with the Kosovo Law on the Use of Languages, according to which, in addition to Albanian, Serbian is also the official language