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Photojournalists, reporters of Belgrade news agencies beaten in demonstrations
Belgrade,
18 March 2004
A group of men protesting over yesterday's violence in Kosovo beat three local photojournalists outside a mosque in downtown Belgrade late last night.
According to the FoNet news agency, its photojournalists Imre Sabo and Pavle Prodanovic were attacked while trying to take pictures of Metropolitan Amfilohije and a demolished police car outside the mosque.
Both men sustained head injuries as protesters tried to grab their cameras, and were rushed to a hospital.
The Tanjug news agency said that its photojournalist Djordje Jovanovic was also beaten outside the mosque on Gospodar Jovanova Street.
Protesters hit Jovanovic in the head and back, and broke his camera.
Both men sustained head injuries as protesters tried to grab their cameras, and were rushed to a hospital.
The Tanjug news agency said that its photojournalist Djordje Jovanovic was also beaten outside the mosque on Gospodar Jovanova Street.
Protesters hit Jovanovic in the head and back, and broke his camera.
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