The MUP has announced that the police secured the Media Center building in Nis where a documentary about the 1999 war was to be shown on Thursday evening.
"Rocks weren't used to prevent screening of documentary"
The MUP has announced that the police secured the Media Center building in Nis where a documentary about the 1999 war was to be shown on Thursday evening.
Source: B92, Tanjug, N1
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However, the police denied the allegations that the building had been pelted with rocks or other objects.
Both the screening and a panel that was to follow were canceled yesterday evening in this southern Serbian town, with the Obraz Movement taking responsibility for the outcome.
The organization issued a statement saying that they acted because the documentary "hides an open hatred toward Serbia and the Serb people behind its seemingly peace-loving title."
They also claim that the attempt to show this and similar films represents an attempt to "change the mindset of the Serbs," and that this is being done by "anti-Serb NGOs."
In 2012, the Constitutional Court of Serbia banned this ultra right-wing organization.
The film, meanwhile, was recently shown during a festival in Belgrade - one of five making up the "Real people, real solutions" project dedicated to "relations between Kosovo and Serbia" and carried out by the Independent Association of Journalists of Vojvodina, BIRN Kosovo, Forum ZDF, with support of the EU Delegation in Serbia.
The film talks about the NATO bombing in 1999 and "people in Serbia who become aware with the start of the mobilization that they were being caught up by another war, and resist that, start deserting, while anti-war women activists demonstrate."
Those who appear in this film and speak about it, said they would do the same again.
Earlier, an organization in the town of Kraljevo in central Serbia, Lokalni Front, said that the announced screening of the film there "caused such dissatisfaction among a portion of Kraljevo residents" that they were forced to cancel the visit by the documentary's authors and producers.
"Although the protagonists are even our closest fellow citizens who speak about their suffering, although the film does not promote anyone's political stance, nor does it advocate anyone's interests, its fate was determined by its title," a statement said.
@free
Who are you to say they are sisters? I know first hand they never were even if they lived side by side. There were many barriers. For Serbs it was like walking on glass.
(Serbina, 26 June 2017 02:10)
Of course Albanian women are not your sisters. But not because of different languages, ADN etc. Normal Albanian women are sisters to normal Serbian women. Fascists (men or women) are quite a different family.
(Free, 25 June 2017 18:25)
They were never our sisters. Different language, different culture, different DNA. Though some tried to get our DNA which shows a bit in their bloodlines.
(Serbina, 24 June 2017 23:10)
"Rocks weren't used to prevent screening of documentary".
Is this some kind of disclaimer like in the movies? "No women were raped during this protest".
Or is it some kind of regret "Sorry we didn`t kill anyone like in good ol` days".
(Free, 23 June 2017 12:48)
"Rocks weren't used to prevent screening of documentary".
Is this some kind of disclaimer like in the movies? "No women were raped during this protest".
Or is it some kind of regret "Sorry we didn`t kill anyone like in good ol` days".
(Free, 23 June 2017 12:48)
They were never our sisters. Different language, different culture, different DNA. Though some tried to get our DNA which shows a bit in their bloodlines.
(Serbina, 24 June 2017 23:10)
Of course Albanian women are not your sisters. But not because of different languages, ADN etc. Normal Albanian women are sisters to normal Serbian women. Fascists (men or women) are quite a different family.
(Free, 25 June 2017 18:25)
@free
Who are you to say they are sisters? I know first hand they never were even if they lived side by side. There were many barriers. For Serbs it was like walking on glass.
(Serbina, 26 June 2017 02:10)
"Rocks weren't used to prevent screening of documentary".
Is this some kind of disclaimer like in the movies? "No women were raped during this protest".
Or is it some kind of regret "Sorry we didn`t kill anyone like in good ol` days".
(Free, 23 June 2017 12:48)
They were never our sisters. Different language, different culture, different DNA. Though some tried to get our DNA which shows a bit in their bloodlines.
(Serbina, 24 June 2017 23:10)
Of course Albanian women are not your sisters. But not because of different languages, ADN etc. Normal Albanian women are sisters to normal Serbian women. Fascists (men or women) are quite a different family.
(Free, 25 June 2017 18:25)
@free
Who are you to say they are sisters? I know first hand they never were even if they lived side by side. There were many barriers. For Serbs it was like walking on glass.
(Serbina, 26 June 2017 02:10)