Portraits Serbian photojournalist - Vladimir Zivojinovic

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Miodrag Majic Judge of the Appellate Court (Criminal and War Crimes Section) poses for a photo for the weekle magazine NIN

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The psychedelic garage rock trio of Dogs in Kavala( Dogs in Kavala ) for NOIZZ.rs

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Borut Pahor President of Slovenia poses for photo in Belgrade, January 2019.

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Zvezdan Terzic, General Director of Red Star football Club, poses for a photograph at the Red Star Belgrade stadium "Rajko Mitic" (former Marakana) in Belgrade, Serbia, December 9, 2018.

zorana mihajlovic, politician, serbia, ministar, vladimir zivojinovic, beograd, belgrade, serbia, photojournalism, portrait, documentary

Zorana Mihajlovic is a Serbian politician, and the Minister of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure in the Government of Serbia, she poses for photo in her office after interview for Nedeljnik.

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Portrait of German Politician Gerhard Schroder during the interview for daily newspaper Blic in Belgrade, Serbia, on February 19, 2019.

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On December 12, 2018, the house of Milan Jovanovic, an investigative journalist for the independent news website ‘’Zig Info’’, was set ablaze at 3:30 am in Vrcin when a Molotov cocktail was thrown through his garage window and unidentified persons fired shots at his front door to prevent the family from leaving the house, local and regional media reported. Mr Jovanovic and his wife were able to escape through the back window and watched as their entire property, including a car, burned down. Jovanovic was not injured, but he claimed that the fire occurred because of his articles targeting the mafia in the municipality of Grocka, 20km from Belgrade. The journalist reported on the “suddenly acquired property” of the head of the local Grocer municipality, as well as alleging corruption in the construction of sewage systems, after which local authorities cut down his water supply.