Serbia: Students Clash With Police Over University of Belgrade Raid

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Serbia: Students Clash With Police Over University of Belgrade Raid

On Tuesday, March 31, hundreds of students clashed with police in Belgrade during a protest against a police search of University of Belgrade offices. Police used truncheons to disperse the demonstrators, while University Rector Vladan Djokić told the crowd that police had entered the building without a valid legal explanation and had seized computers.

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  • Serbia Video Recording Date/Time: March 31, 2026, NOTE: 2 clips Video Location: Outside the National Theatre in Belgrade

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