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European Lawmakers Condemn Serbia's Police Violence Amid Protests

9/10/2025

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European lawmakers condemned Serbia's police violence against anti-government protesters during a debate in Strasbourg.
Concerns arose over Serbia's stalled EU accession since 2014, voiced by European Commissioner Marta Kos.
Protests, ignited by the Novi Sad station disaster, have seen increased police brutality, including tear gas and beatings.
MEPs called for targeted sanctions against police brutality and criticized President Aleksandar Vucic's authoritarian approach.
Student protests persist, demanding accountability and an end to police violence.

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European lawmakers condemned Serbia's police violence against anti-government protesters during a debate in Strasbourg.
Concerns arose over Serbia's stalled EU accession since 2014, voiced by European Commissioner Marta Kos.
Protests, ignited by the Novi Sad station disaster, have seen increased police brutality, including tear gas and beatings.
MEPs called for targeted sanctions against police brutality and criticized President Aleksandar Vucic's authoritarian approach.
Student protests persist, demanding accountability and an end to police violence.