Politics Oct 7, 2026 Updated Oct 7, 2026
Serbian journalists attacked in Valjevo prompt condemnation and call for action
- The Association of Journalists of Serbia (ANS) condemned the attack on journalist Tanja Zdravković and Nina Kuburović in Valjevo.
- ANS stated that the line has been crossed when political intolerance turns into physical aggression and humiliation.
- ANS called for a swift response from the police, prosecutors, and other institutions, and urged all media and journalistic associations to jointly draw a red line against violence.
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B92 Government-leaning Oct 7, 2026
ANS: "Kada počne nasilje, prestaje politika – Srbija mora da podvuče crvenu liniju"
- The Association of Journalists of Serbia (ANS) strongly condemns the attack on journalist Tana Zdravković and Nina Kuburović in Valjevo.
- ANS warns that political intolerance turning into physical violence is a serious warning for society and calls for immediate action from authorities.
- ANS urges all media and journalism associations to jointly draw a red line against violence, regardless of political differences.
Pink Strongly pro-government Oct 7, 2026
ANS: KADA POČNE NASILJE, PRESTAJE POLITIKA - SRBIJA MORA DA POVUČE CRVENU LINIJU
- The Association of Journalists of Serbia strongly condemns the attack on journalist Tana Zdravković and Nina Kuburović in Valjevo.
- The association warns that political intolerance turning into verbal and physical attacks is a serious warning for society and calls for immediate action from authorities.
- The association urges all media and journalism associations to jointly draw a red line against violence, regardless of differences.
Vecernje novosti Government-leaning Oct 7, 2026
KADA POČNE NASILjE, PRESTAJE POLITIKA! ANS: Srbija mora da povuče crvenu liniju
- The Association of Journalists of Serbia strongly condemns the attack on journalist Tanja Zdravković and Nina Kuburović in Valjevo, stating that political intolerance has crossed into physical violence.
- The Association calls for an immediate reaction from police, prosecutors, and all relevant institutions to identify those responsible and process them if legal conditions exist.
- A leader of the Student List, Jovo Bakić, does not deny that a genocide occurred in Srebrenica, while students from the Republika Srpska believe they were betrayed by students from Serbia.
