"We don't give up any of our people, and we leave criticism for later. At this moment, everyone, from the smallest board and trustees to the party presidency, is working to free our comrades," Radivoje Jovović said in an interview for the new issue of "Vremena".
Two days before the big protest in Belgrade, regime television had an "exclusive special program" about the conspiratorial "Novi Sad group", as Aleksandar Vučić called the mostly young members of the Novi Sad Movement of free citizens and student organizations Stav.
We talk about this in the new issue of "Vremena" with a professor of political science, a member of parliament PSG in the Vojvodina parliament and the chairman of the Novi Sad committee of this party, Radivoj Jovović.
He says: "The movement of free citizens made it clear to the public that it is not about any views of our party, which is completely correct and legitimate to say."
"But PSG did not distance itself from its people; moreover, it took them under legal, political, financial and other protection," Jovović points out.
He adds that the PSG contacted international organizations and contacts in the bodies and organs of the European Union, alerted the civil society sector, the media.
"We don't give up any of our people, and we leave criticism for later. At this moment, all free citizens, from the smallest board and trustees to the party presidency, are working to free our comrades," concluded Jovović.
Read the full interview in in the new issue of "Vreme" which is on newsstands from Thursday (March 20) or subscribe to the print or digital edition.
My views are known to everyone who reads our newspaper and portal. They are certainly not a secret for RTS either. That's why I was professionally and personally affected that my comment, in which I condemn the tagging of editors and journalists of the Public Service, was used by this company to stab Vremena in the back through me.
"Vreme" condemned the publication of personal data and the targeting of journalists and editors of Radio and Television of Serbia, not the student blockade of RTS
The fifth day of the blockade of the Radio and Television of Serbia buildings in Takovska Street in Belgrade and in Košutnjak is underway. The public service was forced to change the program scheme, and as they state, they are working in the most difficult conditions so far. A criminal complaint was also filed against the students blocking RTS buildings
RTS filed a criminal complaint against the students in the blockade, who have been blocking buildings in Takovska and Košutnjak since April 14, the public service announced
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, announced changes in the funding of faculties and more money to private higher education institutions in order to break the monopoly of state faculties. Professors of some private colleges see it as a rift in the academic community
Anyone who condemns the regime's targeting of people from the media, the non-governmental sector, the opposition and universities, must not agree to this targeting of RTS editors and journalists either.
The government of Đur Mazut is "counter-revolutionary", focused on retaliation and state and street violence against opponents of the regime
Depriving Dejan Ilić, an intellectual with an impeccable life and work biography, of his freedom, without the slightest meaningful reason, is just one of the brutal indicators that the regime has turned against its own citizens and is entering a phase of terror
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