Serbia's Vucic Pardons 'Novi Sad 12' as 'Act of Mercy' Before Resigning
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IMMEDIATELY before leaving office, Aleksandar Vučić pardoned 49 people, including Novi Sad activists and thugs, which sparked harsh criticism for relativizing guilt.
Serbia's Vucic Pardons 'Novi Sad 12' as 'Act of Mercy' Before Resigning
After Serbia's president pardons 12 activists accused of plotting to subvert the state, one of them tells BIRN it only proves the whole case was 'fabricated from the beginning' for political purposes.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced his decision to pardon 49 people, including – as he stated – 12 members of the “Novi Sad group” led by Mila Pajić. He noted that he had pardoned a total of 49 individuals, including 23 linked to “all these terrible events over the last year and a half”, doing so despite – as he mentioned – the assessments given by the security services, reports Telegrafi. “I have made the decision to pardon 12 individ…
After the resignation of the head of the republic Alexander Vučić is expressed to be abolished 12 people from the "Novosad group" including Milu Pajić.
"If there was no proposal from the Ministry of Justice - on what basis did the president make decisions on pardoning," asked Vanja Bajović, a professor at the Faculty of Law, referring to the fact that the former president of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, chose 49 people for pardoning, writes N1. "The law on amnesty is clear, there is nothing to discuss. Article [...]
After everything that has happened in the last year and a half, Lazar Dinić, an activist who spent seven months in detention, is now free to travel again. His passport, which was confiscated, has finally been returned to him, allowing him to cross the border without fear of being detained due to the criminal proceedings against him. […]
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