Serbian Students Protest Against Government Policies, Blocking Major Bridge

In a bold display of dissent, students in Serbia staged a protest on Friday, blocking a major bridge in Belgrade to voice their opposition to government policies and educational reforms.

The demonstration, organized by student groups, was intended to draw attention to issues affecting the education system and the broader socio-economic landscape in Serbia.

Protesters demanded increased funding for education, improved living conditions, and greater autonomy in academic decision-making.

The blockade of the bridge disrupted traffic and drew a sizable crowd, highlighting the students’ determination to demand change.

During the protest, speakers articulated concerns about rising tuition fees and the perceived lack of support for students and educational institutions. They called on the government to prioritize education and consider the long-term implications of current policies on the future of the country.

The protest reflects a growing discontent among young people in Serbia, and students are increasingly willing to take action to advocate for their rights and interests.

As the government responds to the concerns raised during the demonstration, the future of student activism in Serbia may shape the political discourse in the coming months.