Amendments to the Law on Higher Education Adopted in Serbian Parliament
The Serbian Parliament has passed amendments to the Law on Higher Education, fulfilling what Speaker Ana Brnabic described as the fourth demand of the protesting students who had been blocking institutions.
There was disorder and a fight in the Serbian Parliament after opposition MPs threw smoke bombs at government MPs in the hall following the adoption of the session's agenda. After the chaos, the session resumed.
OSCE Parliamentary Assembly Vice-President and Special Representative on South East Europe Kyriakos Hadjiyianni (Cyprus) has strongly condemned the violent incidents that occurred during today’s parliamentary session in the Republic of Serbia.
During the voting process, Brnabic thanked the MPs for participating in the debate and casting their votes despite opposition-led incidents and the use of shock bombs.
The amendments to the Law on Higher Education include a 50% reduction in tuition fees for students and a 20% increase in the budget for higher education.
Oko 11.30 došlo je do tuče između građana i privatnog obezbeđenja ispred Skupštine Beograda nakon održane sednice. Tridesetak minuta kasnije pripadnici obezbeđenja verbalno su se sukobili sa žandarmerijom u holu skupštine, a potom je došlo i do međusobnog guranja, javio je reporter Newsmax Balkans.
Poslanici Skupštine Srbije većinom od 166 glasova usvojili su izmene i dopune Zakona o Visokom obrazovanju, kojima je, prema rečima predsednice parlamenta Ane Brnabić, ispunjen četvrti zahtev studenata u blokadi. Skupština će nastaviti sa radom u utorak, 11. marta.
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There was disorder and a fight in the Serbian Parliament after opposition MPs threw smoke bombs at government MPs in the hall following the adoption of the session's agenda. After the chaos, the session resumed.
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