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Government condemns violence of hooligans on Belgrade streets
Belgrade,
10 October 2010
The Serbian government has condemned in the harshest terms today the vandalism and violence of hooligans on the streets of Belgrade and is taking all legal measures to secure public peace and order and to bring to justice those who organised and carried out these acts of violence.
Serbia is a democratic state in which everyone has the right to freedom of speech, but no one can violate public order, attack police members and destroy the city and property of citizens without being punished.
The Serbian government warns that everyone who organised and committed today’s vandalism on the streets of Belgrade will be brought to justice.
The Serbian government warns that everyone who organised and committed today’s vandalism on the streets of Belgrade will be brought to justice.
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