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The Student Movement Sent an Open Letter to the Representations of Serbia Abroad, with Three Demands

The student movement sent an open letter to diplomatic and consular representations of Serbia abroad regarding the organization of voting abroad in the parliamentary elections on October 25.

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The student movement sent an open letter to diplomatic and consular representations of Serbia abroad regarding the organization of voting abroad in the parliamentary elections on October 25.

·Belgrade, Serbia
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They also demanded that they publicly correct any inaccurate information passed on to voters, including, they said, contradictory instructions on where to vote ahead of the October 25 snap parliamentary elections.

·Podgorica, Montenegro
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In recent weeks, Serbian citizens around the world have reported to the Student Movement the obstacles they faced when submitting requests to vote abroad in the parliamentary elections in Serbia on October 25. On this occasion, the students sent an open letter to the diplomatic-consular network of the Republic of Serbia, stating that there is serious concern regarding the respect of the voting rights of Serbian citizens in [...]

Today, the student movement sent an open letter to the diplomatic-consular network of Serbia due to serious concerns regarding the observance of the voting rights of Serbian citizens abroad before the upcoming elections on October 25. In the open letter, it is noted that citizens of the diaspora have the same voting rights as citizens in the country, and that it is up to diplomatic and consular missions to make that right [...] The post "THE RIG…

The student movement sent an open letter to the diplomatic and consular network of Serbia due to concerns regarding the respect of voting rights of Serbian citizens abroad.

·Novi Beograd, Serbia
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Dnevni list Danas broke the news in Belgrade, Serbia on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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