Politics Oct 7, 2026 Updated Oct 7, 2026
Serbian official claims discrimination against students during blockades
- Ana Brnabić, vice president of the Serbian Progressive Party, claimed that professors and deans discriminated against Serbian students during the blockades.
- She stated that students who paid for foreign programs had access to lectures and diplomas, while others did not.
- Brnabić noted that foreign programs, such as those from the Open University of Berlin, remained accessible during the blockades.
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Vecernje novosti Government-leaning Oct 7, 2026
BRNABIĆEVA OBELODANILA SVE: Podsetila kako su profesori i dekani blokaderi diskriminisali srpske studente (VIDEO)
- Ana Brnabić claimed that Serbian students were discriminated against by professors and deans during the blockade.
- She stated that only students who could afford foreign programs at Serbian universities were not affected by the blockade.
- Brnabić accused the "student list" of being a fraud and said Serbian citizens cannot be deceived.
B92 Government-leaning Oct 7, 2026
Ana Brnabić o neodgovornom ponašanju profesora blokadera: "Diskriminisali ste srpske studente" VIDEO
- Ana Brnabić accused professors of discriminating against Serbian students during the blockade by offering better opportunities to those who could afford foreign study programs.
- She claimed that Serbian universities continued to operate normally for students in foreign programs, such as those with the Open University of Berlin.
- Brnabić questioned whether Serbian students were discriminated against while foreign students in these programs were not affected by the blockade.
