Protest came at a high cost for Vukašin Nedeljković. Growing up in Belgrade and becoming an activist was no smooth path, but when Serbian prime minister Zoran Đinđić was assassinated in 2003, “very close to me, very close to where I was at the time, I said: ‘I can’t live here any more’”, he said.
A protest speech that Nedeljković recorded at a local radio station was...
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