RTS filed a criminal complaint against an NGO for blocking buildings

On Friday, Radio Television of Serbia (RTS) filed a criminal complaint with the First Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade against unknown persons who, as they say, are posing as students in a blockade, and who have been blocking RTS facilities in Takovska and Aberdareva Streets and on Košutnjak in Belgrade since April 14. According to the complaint, since that time, journalists and other employees have been prevented from entering - esp…

RTS submitted a criminal complaint to the First Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade against unknown persons posing as students in the blockade, who since April 14 have blocked RTS facilities in Takovska and Aberdareva Streets and on Košutnjak, constantly inviting other citizens to join them. The public service is also seeking the response of international institutions.

As stated on the Public Service Broadcasting website, RTS has filed a criminal complaint with the First Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade against unidentified persons posing as students in a blockade, who have been blocking RTS facilities in Takovska and Aberdareva Streets and on Košutnjak since April 14, constantly calling on other citizens to join them. The public service broadcaster is also seeking a response from international ins…

RTS submitted a criminal complaint to the First Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade against unknown persons posing as students in the blockade, who since April 14 have blocked RTS facilities in Takovska and Aberdareva streets and on Košutnjak, while constantly inviting other citizens to join them, they stated. The public service is also seeking the response of international institutions.

RTS has filed a criminal complaint with the First Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade against unidentified individuals posing as students in the blockade, who have been blocking RTS facilities in Takovska and Aberdareva Streets and on Košutnjak since April 14, constantly calling on other citizens to join them. The public service is also seeking a response from international institutions.