A month and a half after the protest in Belgrade, the European Court of Human Rights passed a temporary measure against the state of Serbia on the use of sound devices to control the gathered citizens
At the protest in Belgrade on March 15, in Ulica Kralja Milana, some kind of force divided the crowd into two sides of the street. What exactly happened is still unknown, and non-governmental organizations have analyzed more than three thousand testimonies of people who were on the street at that time.
What exactly happened in Kralja Milan Street on Saturday, March 15 at 19.11:XNUMX p.m., during the fifteen-minute silence during the protest in Belgrade, is still an enigma that needs to be investigated by the prosecution. However, only a handful of announcements are made by the authorities
