Student protesters and supporters gathered in Belgrade as the movement held a final mobilisation ahead of Serbia’s snap parliamentary elections.
Students travelled from different parts of the country to the capital before the parliamentary vote. Thousands of supporters turned out to welcome them as the procession moved into the city.
Flags, torches and signs
Marchers carried Serbian flags and burning torches during the gathering. Students and their supporters sang, danced and applauded along the route, creating a lively public display ahead of the elections.
Some demonstrators held signs bearing the message “Students win!”. Images from the event also showed banners, including one featuring a crossed-out portrait of a man resembling former president Aleksandar Vučić.
Mobilisation before the vote
The rally was scheduled to take place in Belgrade ahead of the weekend elections. The gathering marked an effort by the student movement to make its presence felt in the final days before voters went to the polls.
The supplied information does not specify the exact date of the rally or the election, and does not provide a precise figure for the number of people who attended. It also does not identify the organisers or set out specific election demands.
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