Serbian elections: champions of freedom.

26 October 2026

OBCT

Student voices in Serbia advocate for justice and freedom, emphasizing accountability and building a democratic future beyond elections.

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Ahead of Serbian parliamentary elections, interviews with students and a lawyer reveal a deep commitment among young people to freedom and justice. These individuals view freedom not as an abstract concept but as the ability to express oneself without fear and influence decisions. They emphasize that their goal is accountability for past injustices rather than revenge. The participants describe the student movement as a source of strength, having learned resilience through shared struggle. They advocate for rebuilding institutions, including the judiciary and education system, ensuring the rule of law applies equally to all citizens. Despite acknowledging the difficult path ahead, they remain determined to build a stable, democratic Serbia where people can live freely based on mutual respect.

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