At the extraordinary session of the Faculty of Dramatic Arts, the teaching-artistic-scientific council unanimously supported the demands of the students. "The Faculty of Dramatic Arts appeals to the competent authorities and institutions to urgently respond to the demands of male and female students," they stated in the announcement.
Teaching-artistic-scientific council Faculty of Dramatic Arts, at an extraordinary session held on Tuesday, November 27, unanimously supported the requests male and female students of the Faculty, as well as the blockade of classes as a form of protest, announced the Council of this Faculty.
In the announcement, they add that all extracurricular activities will take place smoothly in the newly created circumstances, with the full functionality of all services during standard working hours. Also, the Council unanimously decided that all planned teaching obligations and activities will be implemented in full, in accordance with the teaching calendar adapted to extraordinary circumstances.
"The Faculty of Dramatic Arts appeals to the competent authorities and institutions to urgently respond to the demands of students." We remind you that these requests are aimed at prosecuting those responsible for violence and endangering security during the peaceful protest held on Friday, November 22, 2024, in front of the Faculty building," the statement reads.
And they add that the dynamics of the return of male and female students of this Faculty to regular teaching activities, lectures and exercises will depend on the efficiency and effectiveness of the work of the competent authorities.
Why students block FDU
Students Faculty of Dramatic Arts (FDU) published a list with the names of five people who they claim were in an organized group that on November 22 physically attacked students who were paying their respects near this Faculty at the announced meeting those killed in Novi Sad. In addition, they requested that the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) file a criminal complaint against those people to the competent public prosecutor's office for violent behavior at a public gathering.
If it is determined that the people whom the students claim attacked them are in public positions, the students demand that they be dismissed from those positions.
They also demand the removal of the member of the City Council, Milije Koldžić, and the initiation of disciplinary proceedings against Aleksandar Jokić, the coordinator of the distribution area of Elektrodistribucija Belgrade.
The students also condemned the violence against citizens who demand responsibility "for the crime in Novi Sad", the arrest of activists and police torture.
It is also stated that violence against FDU students is not an isolated case, which is why FDU students called on other students to initiate blockades of their faculties.
The Rebellious University and the Free Universities of Serbia requested the dismissal of Minister of Education Dejan Vuk Stanković because he works against the University, and SRCE - Prime Minister Đur Macut because he allows President Vučić to order his ministers
Instead of only going to the Ušće roundabout, the column that started from the Faculty of Dramatic Arts continued towards the Branko Bridge and blocked it.
Students of the Faculty of Law in the blockade organized a public address, and students of the Faculty of Dramatic Arts organized a walk to the Ušće roundabout, but in the process it was decided to go to the Branko bridge
Do the parts of today's sermon by Patriarch Porfiri, the speech at the protest in Užice by the priest Milić Dragović, and the call of the Eparchy of Žička to the representatives of the authorities not to forget to protect the people, hint at the new attitude of the SPC towards the authorities
The woman with Seselj's books insulted and threatened representatives of the National Theatre, the Philharmonic, the National Museum and the National Library. One of the attendees, Darko Tomović, says that this is a daily occurrence
If we are neutral while students are being imprisoned, girls and boys are being beaten for God's justice, democracy is being suppressed, dissenters are being dehumanized, corruption is continuing that kills and many other evil things are being done - then nothing
Serbia is not ready for fires, storms and floods, but President Aleksandar Vučić is ready to turn everything into propaganda
A policeman and a policewoman were filmed pulling a student's hair in an attempt to extort her. It is a classic example of torture, a gross violation of the law for which they would have to bear the consequences
The archive of the weekly Vreme includes all our digital editions, since the very beginning of our work. All issues can be downloaded in PDF format, by purchasing the digital edition, or you can read all available texts from the selected issue.
See all
