Serbian Constitutional Court President Denies State Surveillance of Student Protesters

Vladimir Petrov stated that students during the blockade were not officially spied upon, though he acknowledged possible unauthorized wiretapping, casting doubt on direct state involvement in the monitoring allegations.

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Vladan Petrov o špijuniranju studenata: Ako nemate šta da krijete, zašto biste se brinuli da li vas neko prisluškuje

Predsednik Ustavnog suda Srbije Vladimir Petrov izjavio je da studenti u blokadi nisu špijunirani, već da možda jesu neovlašćeno prisluškivani, ali je pritom izrazio sumnju da iza toga stoji država Srbije.

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Serbian Constitutional Court President Denies State Surveillance of Student Protesters

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Vladan Petrov o špijuniranju studenata: Ako nemate šta da krijete, zašto biste se brinuli da li vas neko prisluškuje

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