The Ministry of the Interior announced today that the Serbian police act towards irregular migrants in accordance with legal regulations, respecting the principles of humanity, as well as respecting international and national regulations related to the protection of human rights.
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Serbian police treat irregular migrants humanely, in accordance with law
Belgrade,
22 February 2024
In the statement, issued on the occasion of the recordings published in certain media in connection with the treatment of irregular migrants, the Ministry of the Interior emphasises that the Border Police Administration received a request from the border authorities of North Macedonia for a statement regarding two events in the village of Lojane in the territory of North Macedonia, where during the night and morning of that day, two groups of irregular migrants were found, who claimed that the Serbian policemen allegedly mistreated them.
Immediately after receiving the request, the Serbian police carried out checks at the Regional Centre of the Border Police towards North Macedonia and found that at that time there were no police patrols of ours in the said area.
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