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[00:00:20] Almost three months without pay, professors and other employees at the
[00:00:24] Faculty of Philosophy in Niš go to work regularly, they have accepted new
[00:00:28] students, they hold lectures. and exercises today they are
[00:00:31] in front of the Ministry of Education which consciously and
[00:00:34] illegally withholds earnings, we are live at
[00:00:37] their protest in Belgrade, while we will ask MEP Vladimir
[00:00:41] Prebelič if the European Parliament will send
[00:00:44] an observation mission to the elections in Serbia, even though Mijana Brnabić
[00:00:47] sent the invitation only after the deadline expired. Stay with us, I
[00:00:51] am Ana Kaple and N1 Studio
[00:00:53] Live begins.
[00:01:00] Employees of the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš have not received their salaries for more than two months.
[00:01:04] The problem arose when the government decided to establish a faculty
[00:01:08] of Serbian studies and separate three departments from the Niš
[00:01:11] Faculty of Philosophy, to which the University of Niš does not agree. Because
[00:01:15] of all this, they decided to hold another protest this time in front of the Ministry
[00:01:19] of Education in Belgrade, where our Nada Živanović Nada, what is the plan
[00:01:23] for this protest, will any specific demands be submitted to the
[00:01:26] ministry?
[00:01:29] Ana. the protest officially started at 12 o'clock, so
[00:01:33] employees from the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš gathered here,
[00:01:37] but also numerous other colleagues from the academic community, or the academic
[00:01:40] community who are here to give them support, they
[00:01:44] pointed out that everything that happened at the Faculty of Philosophy in
[00:01:48] Niš was actually force, all the force that fell
[00:01:51] primarily from the state apparatus on that institution and that for that reason
[00:01:55] this is also an act of revenge, primarily the fact that
[00:01:58] for 80 days... almost 80 days they have not received their salaries, but activities
[00:02:02] at the faculty are regularly held, we are talking about the protest itself and
[00:02:06] the plan with Milan Videnović from the Faculty of Philosophy in
[00:02:10] Niš, good day and thank you for speaking to N1, here is
[00:02:13] another protest in a series, so with the same
[00:02:17] goal, the same demands, but now in front of the Ministry of Education as
[00:02:21] the competent institution, what are actually the demands
[00:02:23] of the Ministry? Unfortunately, our troubles
[00:02:27] continue, so do the protests. Well,
[00:02:30] the main demand is that the law be respected.
[00:02:34] This ministry has not been respecting the law for some time, ever since it
[00:02:38] started dismembering the Faculty of Philosophy
[00:02:41] in Niš, that was the first phase, now we have entered some terminal
[00:02:45] phase where salaries have not been paid to employees for over
[00:02:48] 80 days and the demand is that
[00:02:51] if this ministry
[00:02:54] wants everything to function properly in
[00:02:58] the education system, it should first start respecting the law, i.e., specifically here we
[00:03:02] will hand over copies of the law with that article six,
[00:03:05] i.e., underlined principles that guarantee autonomy
[00:03:09] in certain matters, among other things
[00:03:12] point uh
[00:03:14] seven of that article speaks of independent
[00:03:18] financing, which means that the ministry
[00:03:21] with such actions directly violates
[00:03:24] the law on higher education, somewhere our message is first to
[00:03:28] respect the law and start paying salaries, that salaries
[00:03:32] should not be a measure by which
[00:03:35] employees at the Faculty of Philosophy will be conditioned to
[00:03:38] break the law, because now they are conditioning us with finances, i.e.,
[00:03:42] financial pressure, to break
[00:03:44] the law, and actually, during earlier
[00:03:48] protests, it was pointed out that there is no official
[00:03:51] decision to suspend funds, so all this somehow
[00:03:54] happens outside, as you point out, the law
[00:03:58] and what could be the solution, or what is the plan
[00:04:01] of today's protest, especially since there will be that walk to the government
[00:04:05] itself? Well, generally the law can be broken
[00:04:08] by action and inaction, this, in this case, it is obviously
[00:04:12] broken by inaction, i.e., by not paying those
[00:04:15] funds, our main goal is to
[00:04:19] symbolically first try to, although
[00:04:22] it seems impossible, to put them in a situation where they will be
[00:04:26] ashamed of what I am doing, that I really think that is no longer possible
[00:04:29] that they would be ashamed of anything they do, they do so many wrong things and that is why
[00:04:33] we put the box for solidarity aid right in front of the institution
[00:04:37] that withholds salaries from our employees and
[00:04:40] the idea is to, as I say, at this moment
[00:04:44] become a little more visible, to point out to them again
[00:04:48] the situation regarding the violation of the law in the hope that they will
[00:04:51] somehow realize their obvious mistake
[00:04:55] and that they will pay those funds because generally
[00:04:58] with this they are causing a humanitarian crisis,
[00:05:01] because it's not just employees as individuals, entire families
[00:05:05] are in question, so we had the beginning of the school year, people could
[00:05:09] not buy textbooks for their children, uh,
[00:05:12] health insurance is not paid and so on, material
[00:05:16] costs are not paid, all this puts those families
[00:05:20] on the brink of existence, that is really problematic
[00:05:23] and now you yourselves mentioned the beginning of the new
[00:05:27] academic year, new students have arrived and
[00:05:30] activities at the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš are taking place, let's say, in those
[00:05:34] normal circumstances when it comes to classes and exercises and lectures and so
[00:05:37] on, but how different is the atmosphere now,
[00:05:41] especially after the initiative to separate
[00:05:45] three departments from the Niš Faculty of Philosophy?
[00:05:48] The situation has changed in the sense
[00:05:51] that uncertainty is somehow greater, however, it seems that these
[00:05:54] generations are now a little braver than some previous ones and again some
[00:05:58] brave children decided to enroll in the Faculty of Philosophy, some
[00:06:01] brave generation decided to enroll in these three departments, despite
[00:06:05] the fact that maybe tomorrow they won't be able to finish those
[00:06:09] studies there, but we will fight to the last breath that
[00:06:12] all of them finish normally, that this story ends with a happy
[00:06:16] ending, and what do you expect from today's gathering after
[00:06:20] that arrival at the Government of Serbia, what kind of response
[00:06:23] from the ministry, do you even hope that there will be an answer? Well, this morning
[00:06:27] when we arrived, they informed us there in front when
[00:06:31] our first people arrived and set up the box that
[00:06:34] if we plan for the minister or someone from the ministry to receive us, it won't
[00:06:38] happen, so they told us in advance that they wouldn't receive us.
[00:06:42] in the ministry, so, well, maybe we'll call them to come out,
[00:06:46] to address us, to explain to us, we came to hear why
[00:06:50] employees at the Faculty of Philosophy are not receiving salaries, even though they are working normally, so
[00:06:53] from cleaners, porters and so on,
[00:06:57] the institution functions normally, but there are no salaries, thank you very much
[00:07:00] for speaking to N1, that was Milan Videnović from the Niš
[00:07:04] Faculty of Philosophy and the gathering officially
[00:07:07] started at 12, speeches will be held here in front of the Ministry
[00:07:11] of Education, then a protest walk will reach the Government of Serbia
[00:07:14] where a copy of the Law on Education will be submitted,
[00:07:18] especially the article concerning the payment of salaries
[00:07:20] to employees, and the main message is "we won't give up
[00:07:24] the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš", that's something that could be heard for months in numerous
[00:07:28] protests that employees actually held due to numerous irregularities.
[00:07:32] održavali.
[00:07:35] Thank you, Nada, Nada Živanović, N1 reporter, continues to cover
[00:07:38] the protest in front of the Ministry of Education.
[00:07:47] The exact total number of people from Kosovo who have the right to vote in the elections
[00:07:51] in Serbia has not been officially separated and published as a separate
[00:07:54] entity, as was the case for every election. In the unified voter
[00:07:58] list of the Republic of Serbia for the parliamentary elections 2023,
[00:08:02] there were about 250,000 voters
[00:08:05] registered in municipalities from the territory of Kosovo and Metohija. Nenad
[00:08:08] Božević brings details. Given
[00:08:11] that the Republic Election Commission announced that the total
[00:08:15] number of voters
[00:08:16] is 6,450,000,
[00:08:19] at this moment we do not know how many of
[00:08:22] that number are those who come from the area of Kosovo and Metohija,
[00:08:26] because that data does not exist as
[00:08:29] a separate entity and at this moment it cannot
[00:08:33] be precisely stated
[00:08:35] how many there are. 250,000
[00:08:39] people exist only in six municipalities in the territory
[00:08:43] of Kosovo and Metohija, where voting has not taken place for years,
[00:08:46] ballots are not printed and that
[00:08:49] data still stands in that unified voter list which
[00:08:53] is maintained by the Ministry of Public Administration and Local Self-Government and
[00:08:56] representatives of ODIHR and OSCE have pointed out the insufficient
[00:09:00] transparency of precisely voters coming from
[00:09:03] these areas, what we know is approximately how many
[00:09:07] people vote in those days when
[00:09:10] parliamentary elections are organized.
[00:09:12] And those from the area of Kosovo and Metohija can vote in four cities: Vranje,
[00:09:16] Kuršumlija, Raška, and Tutin.
[00:09:19] Last year there were, i.e., in 2023, there were 23,000
[00:09:23] of these voters. But Vladan Slavković from
[00:09:26] the Local Front will tell us more about that. You are
[00:09:29] someone who follows these
[00:09:32] events, i.e., the arrival of people from the area of Kosovo and Metohija
[00:09:36] who vote in these cities, primarily in the part of Central Serbia when it
[00:09:40] comes to Raška and Tutin.
[00:09:43] Tell us what you noticed in these
[00:09:47] last cycles of parliamentary elections?
[00:09:50] In the last four election cycles since 2017, the
[00:09:54] voting system for Serbs in Kosovo has been practically restricted
[00:09:58] by the Republic of Kosovo, meaning it does not
[00:10:01] approve their voting on the territory of Kosovo, but sends them to
[00:10:05] polling stations in Serbia. In total,
[00:10:07] 103,000 ballots are printed for
[00:10:11] all members of the Serbian
[00:10:14] minority in Kosovo. About 26%
[00:10:16] exercise this right, as we noticed in 2017, already
[00:10:20] in 2022 it was a bit less, and now in
[00:10:23] 2023, they say there were about
[00:10:26] 17,000 votes, which means that the overall
[00:10:30] percentage is falling, and that is a realistic number of Serbs who appear at
[00:10:33] the polls in the last 10 years, meaning between 17 and
[00:10:37] 25,000 voters, and this time
[00:10:40] we expect that number, manipulation can start with
[00:10:43] double voting
[00:10:45] lists, i.e., with people who will vote in Ribariće, i.e., in
[00:10:49] Tutin, i.e., in Raška, then continue to some
[00:10:53] of the cities where they are still registered and try to duplicate those
[00:10:57] votes, that is one of the ways of manipulation, that is something we will
[00:11:00] try to prevent and now
[00:11:03] we are linking this to the fact that we actually don't know
[00:11:06] how many people are in that unified voter list from
[00:11:09] the area of Kosovo and Metohija. That is one of the biggest problems that
[00:11:13] everyone has really noticed, which is obvious, and
[00:11:17] that voter list is really catastrophic, over
[00:11:20] a million people compared to the census, meaning over a million
[00:11:24] more people. Compared to everything, we expect about
[00:11:27] 60,000 voters only from Bosnia and
[00:11:30] Herzegovina who will be brought to our western border towns,
[00:11:34] we expect some voters who will be brought from Bulgaria to Bosilegrad,
[00:11:37] we expect voters from Macedonia who will vote in Vranje, in
[00:11:41] Preševo, people who will come from Kosovo from the Albanian minority
[00:11:44] to increase the number of votes, we don't know who they will vote for,
[00:11:48] i.e., the system itself is not transparent, how they were even
[00:11:51] entered into the voter list, and it is especially not transparent
[00:11:55] how they are given ID cards and how they will
[00:11:58] appear at the polls, what did you notice when you followed these
[00:12:02] cycles, how do they come organized
[00:12:05] by buses, what does that voting look like, for example,
[00:12:08] specifically voting, for example, in Ribarići is in one elementary school on
[00:12:11] the ground floor are polling stations Zubin Potok 1, 2 and 3
[00:12:15] where there are total and constant lines of voters who are
[00:12:19] brought by buses, that is really legitimate, you cannot
[00:12:23] forbid people from organizing themselves to come to vote, and upstairs
[00:12:27] on the upper floor are polling stations, Peć, Istok, Prizren,
[00:12:30] Gora, Šara, all those places for which we know there are no
[00:12:34] voters and for which we really know that they neither live
[00:12:37] there, nor are they registered in any way, but
[00:12:41] you see how ballots are inserted from time to time, we
[00:12:45] presented this to the MOSC and ODIHR mission
[00:12:48] on the spot at that moment, we showed them,
[00:12:51] but they simply said at that moment that
[00:12:55] irregularities are happening, theft is happening,
[00:12:58] but the appearance of a donkey, what is the role of observers or
[00:13:02] controllers here, observers at the polling station must not do
[00:13:06] anything, meaning they must not say anything, they must not influence the voter, they must not
[00:13:09] write anything down, hold any lists and they must
[00:13:13] be in their prescribed quiet and
[00:13:16] sidelined place and observe the entire voting process, at the very
[00:13:20] end they have the right to enter remarks
[00:13:23] of irregularities in their minutes, in the minutes themselves if they
[00:13:27] exist, this is a place that is often abused now in the last
[00:13:31] two or three election processes, SNS started to create
[00:13:33] fictitious observation missions to put their municipal
[00:13:37] workers and bots themselves at the polling
[00:13:40] stations so that they exert the pressure that used to
[00:13:44] happen in cars outside where we found people with
[00:13:47] lists, now the lists are inside, that needs to be
[00:13:50] stopped, given that these
[00:13:53] elections are one of the most uncertain in
[00:13:57] the last, well, 14 years, do you expect now that
[00:14:00] there will be more of those people than those 23,000
[00:14:04] that there were, for example, in 2023?
[00:14:07] Unfortunately, not that many Serbs live in Kosovo anymore, even in
[00:14:10] the literal, factual sense, they don't have
[00:14:14] anyone to bring, if we're being honest, to simply fill that up,
[00:14:17] which means they would have to falsify those numbers,
[00:14:21] just as they will falsify them in different cities and different
[00:14:25] ways. So they will probably approach the amendment of the voter list itself and
[00:14:29] try to include some people in the voter list, then
[00:14:33] through the municipal election commissions themselves to falsify the results of those
[00:14:37] votes, and the largest number of those people actually
[00:14:40] vote in these two cities in central Serbia, a much smaller
[00:14:44] percentage are those who are, for example, in Vranje and Kuršumlija, you noticed
[00:14:47] that, that's right, those are the numbers of voters that he can
[00:14:50] count on from the north of Kosovo, so to speak, and from those enclaves that are
[00:14:54] located in the southeast and in Kosovo itself, very few
[00:14:58] Serbs come, very few Serbs agree
[00:15:01] to be brought to that voting. Thank you for taking the time to speak
[00:15:05] to N1. Always, thank you. You heard Vladan Slavković from the Local
[00:15:08] Front, you heard how in some previous election
[00:15:12] cycles for the parliamentary elections in Serbia,
[00:15:15] the voting of people living in Kosovo and Metohija
[00:15:18] looked like in the cities where voting
[00:15:21] is organized for them.
[00:15:25] A round table is also underway on the topic of Kosovo and Metohija in the light of the upcoming
[00:15:29] parliamentary elections, why Kosovo-Metohian Serbs should
[00:15:32] vote for the student list. Momčilo Trajković
[00:15:35] says that the answer to that question is in the answer to the question why they must not
[00:15:38] vote for the list of Aleksandar Vučić at any cost,
[00:15:41] how suicidal it is to vote for the past in
[00:15:45] this historical moment and those who betrayed us, or
[00:15:49] to vote for youth, the future within whose
[00:15:53] political policy we should seek an answer to
[00:15:56] the catastrophic situation in which we
[00:16:00] are, in which the traitorous regime of Aleksandar
[00:16:03] Vučić has brought us, who would with our support,
[00:16:07] which you see, he
[00:16:09] is trying to get again by trickery, finish the
[00:16:13] largely completed process of betrayal. Before the upcoming
[00:16:17] elections, pressure and blackmail of voters in Kosovo and
[00:16:20] Metohija have increased, especially the government's preparation for unprecedented
[00:16:24] theft and falsification of voting results in the southern Serbian
[00:16:28] province. We must contribute to this regime leaving
[00:16:32] as soon as possible, because the evil it has done to Kosovo and
[00:16:35] Metohija and Serbs there is immeasurable
[00:16:39] with far-reaching consequences.
[00:16:42] It is a false premise that the student list, students
[00:16:45] win number three, will betray Kosovo
[00:16:49] and recognize independence, that thesis is corrupt
[00:16:52] and promoted by evil people and
[00:16:55] manipulators. What haven't these authorities
[00:16:58] betrayed, that it is left for the student list to allegedly
[00:17:02] do it? It will be enough that when Serbs from
[00:17:05] Kosovo and Metohija go to vote on October 25th, as before, in
[00:17:09] Raška, Kuršumlija, Tutin, Vranje, and see all
[00:17:13] the catastrophe that Aleksandar Vučić has brought upon them,
[00:17:16] they will realize that the sovereignty of Serbia ended up in
[00:17:19] containers at administrative crossings. In
[00:17:23] the past uh 14 years,
[00:17:26] the current government with its
[00:17:30] uh signed agreements
[00:17:32] from the first Brussels, second Brussels, from
[00:17:36] Washington. From Ohrid, from accepting
[00:17:39] the German-French plan,
[00:17:41] has effectively
[00:17:43] contributed to, unfortunately, the completion
[00:17:46] of Kosovo and Metohija's independence. Although
[00:17:49] this fact is not present to Serbs living in Kosovo and Metohija,
[00:17:53] then it is truly
[00:17:56] worrying that a part of our
[00:17:59] people will definitely
[00:18:02] condemn themselves, and they will condemn themselves by voting
[00:18:05] in these upcoming parliamentary elections for the current
[00:18:09] government, meaning voting for suicide,
[00:18:12] meaning not
[00:18:15] by forming some lists from Belgrade and suitable
[00:18:19] desirable Serbs who
[00:18:23] will nicely listen to the disastrous policy of Belgrade, but
[00:18:27] authentic
[00:18:29] representatives of the Serbian people, meaning the most respected,
[00:18:32] most prominent people who are in this
[00:18:35] hall, who for years have been burning themselves out,
[00:18:39] fighting for Kosovo and Metohija, principledly fighting for Kosovo and Metohija.
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[00:24:51] You are still watching Studio Live. We are entering the elections with 106,000
[00:24:55] registered voters abroad. Serbia will go down in
[00:24:58] history for the fact that some citizens will have to vote according
[00:25:02] to the voting time in Serbia. For example, the diaspora in America and
[00:25:05] Australia will have to vote during the night.
[00:25:09] There are problems in European countries. Midmo from the Netherlands.
[00:25:12] Tatjana Puškarov is with us from there. Good day, thank you for speaking to
[00:25:16] our program. Tell us, to begin, how did the registration
[00:25:20] of voters in the Netherlands go? What difficulties did the diaspora encounter in that
[00:25:23] country?
[00:25:25] Good day, to begin with, we sent
[00:25:29] a request to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for additional polling
[00:25:33] stations, with timely documentation
[00:25:37] that we have interested citizens in various
[00:25:40] cities in the Netherlands, so far we do not know on what basis that
[00:25:44] request was rejected and of course we are disappointed with the decisions
[00:25:47] of RIK regarding the time and
[00:25:50] place of voting, besides that, as for
[00:25:54] the registration process itself, we have had correct contacts with
[00:25:57] the embassy and requests were
[00:26:00] processed, however what was quite noticeable was
[00:26:04] a large dose of distrust in institutions in our
[00:26:07] community and what helped
[00:26:10] that was that we are a very well organized community in
[00:26:13] the Netherlands, we shared information among ourselves,
[00:26:17] we published a website with questions and answers,
[00:26:20] we organized support gatherings and even interpreted
[00:26:23] individual cases,
[00:26:26] behind us, therefore, is a very turbulent period
[00:26:29] of applications which was full of enthusiasm.
[00:26:32] hope, but at the same time full of uncertainty and
[00:26:36] impatience. Tatjana, what is the final outcome? How many
[00:26:39] voters will there be in the Netherlands and where will they vote
[00:26:43] in the end?
[00:26:45] The final choice according to the unified electoral roll is
[00:26:48] 1934 voters, which is almost
[00:26:51] four times more than in the previous elections of 2023.
[00:26:55] All our voters are distributed to one
[00:26:59] polling station, which is the embassy in The Hague.
[00:27:02] Which was the practice in previous elections, of course, despite all
[00:27:06] the disappointment, we are still in a relatively good position
[00:27:10] compared to other diasporas and above all we are very
[00:27:13] satisfied and proud of the record number of registered
[00:27:16] voters, so where does such interest come from, what are the expectations
[00:27:20] of the diaspora, how do these elections differ from all
[00:27:23] previous ones? I think that this record number of voters
[00:27:27] shows that the diaspora has recognized the importance of these elections, we all
[00:27:30] notice that this is unique. an opportunity for change, because
[00:27:34] for the first time in the election there is a real and
[00:27:37] healthy alternative for the ruling regime, the student movement
[00:27:41] has breathed new energy into us and definitely showed
[00:27:45] that there is high value in civic
[00:27:48] solidarity and self-organization
[00:27:51] as principles of healthy political action, that is what
[00:27:55] led to this high mobilization. I think that
[00:27:58] in the end it is in the interest of all citizens of Serbia, regardless of
[00:28:02] whether they live in Serbia or the diaspora,
[00:28:05] to establish a real legal order in Serbia
[00:28:08] after decades of its collapse.
[00:28:12] And when October 25th comes, what do you plan for election
[00:28:16] day, will there be organized
[00:28:18] travel to where it is possible
[00:28:20] to vote? Yes, of course, as I mentioned, our
[00:28:24] community is very organized, so we are already connecting and
[00:28:28] we will travel together, by public transport, by private
[00:28:31] transport. We call people who need transport or
[00:28:35] accommodation, we help each other as we can, what
[00:28:38] is uncertain is that there will be very large crowds
[00:28:42] and long waits because our embassy has very little space
[00:28:46] for voting, so at the same time we are organizing
[00:28:49] a festival of freedom, we want to
[00:28:52] celebrate that holiday of democracy on election day, but at the same
[00:28:56] time show solidarity with voters in Serbia and
[00:29:00] other diasporas, so some of our voters will appear in
[00:29:03] pajamas to show solidarity with voters
[00:29:07] in Australia and America, besides that we have organized
[00:29:10] activities - to
[00:29:13] animate voters as well as their families who come with
[00:29:17] them, because it is important for us to persevere in that
[00:29:21] long wait in the cold Dutch
[00:29:23] autumn.
[00:29:26] Thank you very much for this connection from the Netherlands.
[00:29:30] Thank you. A professor.
[00:29:32] Professor of the Faculty of Political Sciences Dušan Vučićević says for N1 that
[00:29:36] it is true that election conditions have never been worse, but that a much better control
[00:29:40] at polling stations can
[00:29:42] make a balance. What we have seen in the previous
[00:29:46] two years is the demanded mobilization
[00:29:49] of citizens, not only those who were previously very
[00:29:53] active, but also those who were dormant somewhere in the previous
[00:29:56] period, who are now there, not only to go to the polls
[00:30:00] to vote, but are... "more active in terms of membership
[00:30:04] in the extended composition of polling committees, in
[00:30:08] mobile teams, in call centers, student
[00:30:11] lists, so for the first time we have a strong field
[00:30:15] campaign of someone who is not the Serbian Progressive
[00:30:18] Party and it seems to me that we see that very
[00:30:21] clearly in the previous two or three weeks, that we will see that in the next two
[00:30:25] weeks, that we will see that, which is most important on election
[00:30:28] day, there we are now somewhere in the field, let's say..."
[00:30:32] I would say they have equalized, it even seems to me that the student list
[00:30:35] is ahead - SNS has
[00:30:39] a campaign that is somewhat different from the
[00:30:42] previous ones, I assume because it was caused by this in the field,
[00:30:46] they are now trying in television
[00:30:49] studios - to return that fight with
[00:30:52] representatives of the student list to the ground that suits them more, after
[00:30:56] 14 years we have for the first time Mr. Vučić who insists.