Election Campaigns: a time of increased Internet content filtering
Can we inform ourselves objectively on social networks?
Can we inform ourselves objectively on social networks?
Misdemeanour charges for attending protests: did the police use biometric surveillance?
If the police used biometric surveillance to identify the protesters, then they violated the law.
If the police used biometric surveillance to identify the protesters, then they violated the law.
It is necessary to define fair pay in fine and visual arts, says Serbian artists’ association
The Association of Fine Artists of Serbia (ULUS) and the Association of Fine Artists of Vojvodina (SULUV) are currently forming a Committee for Cooperation, with the aim to develop price lists for fair pay in the field of fine arts, establish the principles of fair practice and contribute to a better socio-economic position of artists.
The Association of Fine Artists of Serbia (ULUS) and the Association of Fine Artists of Vojvodina (SULUV) are currently forming a Committee for Cooperation, with the aim to develop price lists for fair fees in the field of fine arts, establish the principles of fair practice and contribute to a better socio-economic position of artists.
One of the legal prerequisites for the Rio Tinto lithium mine in Serbia has been abolished
Today, the Assembly of the City of Loznica revoked the decision on the adoption of the city Spatial Plan which contained the prerequisites for the lithium mine in Jadar valley to be built.
Today, the Assembly of the City of Loznica revoked the decision on the adoption of the city Spatial Plan which contained the prerequisites for the lithium mine in Jadar valley to be built.
All the protesters’ demands have been met: the draft Law on Expropriation is being withdrawn, and the Law on Referendum will be amended
Aleksandar Vučić stated on Wednesday that he would return the Law on Expropriation to the Serbian Parliament for reconsideration and that he proposed changes to the Law on Referendum and People's Initiative.
Aleksandar Vučić stated on Wednesday that he would return the Law on Expropriation to the Serbian Parliament for reconsideration and that he proposed changes to the Law on Referendum and People’s Initiative.
Thousands of citizens successfully block traffic at several dozen locations in Serbia on Saturday
On December 4, for the second weekend in a row, citizens gathered to protest against the adoption of the Law on Expropriation and the Law on Referendum, and the implementation of the Rio Tinto Jadar project.
On December 4, for the second weekend in a row, citizens gathered to protest against the adoption of the Law on Expropriation and the Law on Referendum, and the implementation of the Rio Tinto Jadar project.
ELMO: Right to housing struggles in Eastern Europe and the Berlin referendum
Using the Berlin referendum vote to expropriate large-scale landlords as a reference, ELMO’s roundtable brought together activists from movements in Romania, Serbia, Hungary and Germany to discuss struggles for the right to housing.
Using the Berlin referendum vote to expropriate large-scale landlords as a reference, ELMO’s roundtable brought together activists from movements in Romania, Serbia, Hungary and Germany to discuss struggles for the right to housing.
“We harbor no fear and we will defend ourselves!”, protesters state in unison
A number of protests and roadblocks have been held across Serbia last weekend.
A number of protests have been held across Serbia last weekend.
Interview with Giulia Casalini: Curating is not just a profession but also a matter of political practice
“It is crucial to place our work in context and overcome the arrogance of thinking that we are the first ones doing the things we do.”
“It is crucial to place our work in context and overcome the arrogance of thinking that we are the first ones doing the things we do.”
Citizens protest against the upcoming amendments to the Law on Expropriation
Citizens oppose the proposal to amend the law on expropriation, on which the Serbian Parliament will decide today by urgent procedure.
Citizens oppose the proposal to amend the law on expropriation, on which the Serbian Parliament will decide today by urgent procedure.
Elephant in the room: Art Weekend Belgrade at the Hotel Belgrade
A restituted hotel building in Savamala district, near the Belgrade Waterfront complex, was used as scenography of an exhibition set up in sixty-eight hotel rooms. Was it creative collaboration or so-called "artwashing"?
A restituted hotel building in Savamala district, near the Belgrade Waterfront complex, was used as scenography of an exhibition set up in sixty-eight hotel rooms. Was it creative collaboration or so-called “artwashing”?
Building and Wood Workers International: The Serbian government shouldn’t allow investors to behave like this
Representatives of the Building and Wood Workers International believe that the Government of Serbia should do much more to protect the human and workers' rights of foreign workers in Serbia.
Representatives of the Building and Wood Workers International believe that the Government of Serbia should do much more to protect the human and workers’ rights of foreign workers in Serbia.
Anti-eviction activists want to prove unconstitutionality of law on evictions
The main goal of the Joint Action Roof Over Our Heads' initiative is to protect the people at risk of being evicted from their only home.
The main goal of the Joint Action Roof Over Our Heads’ initiative is to protect the people at risk of being evicted from their only home.
Foreign workers in Zrenjanin forced to live in extremely poor accomodation
Experts and unions warn about indications of human trafficking of workers engaged in the construction of the Linglong factory in Zrenjanin Serbia.
Experts and unions warn about indications of human trafficking of workers engaged in the construction of the Linglong factory in Zrenjanin Serbia.
Inspection ordered the residents to remove the mural of war criminal Ratko Mladić themselves
After last night's tensions, the inspection ordered the residents of the building in Belgrade to remove the mural of war criminal Ratko Mladić.
After last night’s tensions, the inspection ordered the residents of the building in Belgrade to remove the mural of war criminal Ratko Mladic.
The high toll of what the Serbian Government claims to be an economic success
The economic success that the Government has been bragging about recently shouldn't be presented merely by statistics: the economy is actually made up of people whose lives are in danger.
The economic success that the Government has been bragging about recently shouldn’t be presented merely by statistics: the economy is actually made up of people whose lives are in danger.
Platform work in East-Central Europe: reporting and organising in an emerging field
ELMO invited researchers, journalists, activists and artists to discuss reporting and researching gig work in the CEE region as well as organizing in this emerging field.
ELMO invited researchers, journalists, activists and artists to discuss reporting and researching gig work in the CEE region as well as organizing in this emerging field.
Webinar: Decoloniality and Eastern Europe
The webinar ‘Decoloniality and Eastern Europe’ will explore the strategies of the left to address decoloniality in the region. The event will take place on Thursday, 4 November at 6 pm CET.
The webinar ‘Decoloniality and Eastern Europe’ will explore the strategies of the left to address decoloniality in the region. The event will take place on Thursday, 4 November at 6 pm CET.
Webinar: Producing knowledge from the left in Eastern Europe
A webinar hosted by the Transnational Institute (TNI) will address knowledge production in Eastern Europe by leftist organizations.
A webinar hosted by the Transnational Institute (TNI) will address knowledge production in Eastern Europe by leftist organizations.
Citizens and journalists are the most frequent victims of digital rights violations in Serbia
The SHARE Foundation reported that digital rights have been violated 25 times this summer.
The SHARE Foundation reported that digital rights have been violated 25 times this summer.
Child10 and Astra: Trafficking girls for the purpose of sexual exploitation remains a major problem in Europe
CHILD10 Foundation member organizations call for urgent action to prevent trafficking of children, especially girls, for the purpose of sexual exploitation.
CHILD10 Foundation member organizations call for urgent action to prevent trafficking of children, especially girls, for the purpose of sexual exploitation.
