The Serbian Radical Party organized the assembly and voting for
the party’s president in a tent on the property of Party President
Vojislav Seselj., Hrtkovci, Serbia 2019.

Topli Do 14.04.2019.
Villagers and activists protested in the village of Topli Do against building a mini hydroelectric plant on the rivers of mountain Stara Planina.

Serbia has undertaken an obligation to the European Energy Community to make its energy sources greener, and obtain some 27 per cent of its electricity from renewable sources by 2020, as part of a global effort to reduce the carbon footprint. The interest of private contractors in this project is clear. By investing in small hydropower plants they secure higher prices for energy they deliver to the national energy network. But things have not worked out so well for the local communities.

A week after opponents broke into the state-run RTS television
building, demanding to address the population, in images aired live.
There have been weekly opposition protests since December against what
they describe as Vucic’s slide towards autocratic rule, while accusing
RTS of pandering to the ruling party and demanding more airtime for
opposing views.

Protesters light candles as they gather in front of the state TV building in Belgrade, on March 23, 2019.