Serbia: Student Protest March Arrives In Zaječar Amid Calls For Justice

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Serbia: Student Protest March Arrives In Zaječar Amid Calls For Justice

A march of hundreds of university students heading toward Niš arrived in Zaječar on Tuesday, February 25. The protest is part of nationwide demonstrations organized by students across Serbia, demanding accountability for the deaths of 15 people caused by the collapse of a train station canopy in Novi Sad last November.

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  • Video Location: Zaječar, 2025 at about 20:30h, Serbia Video Recording Date/Time: February 25

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