Tuzla protesters demand minor's release amid school staff crises in Serbia

In Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina, citizens organized a peaceful protest demanding the release of a minor from detention following a stabbing incident involving peers. Protesters, organized via a local Facebook group, are calling for the prosecution to re-evaluate the legal charges and are advocating for better systemic protection for children against peer violence.

In Serbia, political and social tensions continue. The Studentska lista, led by Ilija Srdanović, is conducting a nationwide tour titled ‘Guardians of the Constitution’ and meeting with citizens to promote their 11-point plan focused on anti-corruption and educational reform. Meanwhile, the political party SRCE has denied reports that it might withdraw from upcoming parliamentary elections, asserting its commitment to the ‘European Serbia’ coalition.

In Novi Sad, Jovina gimnazija is facing a crisis as parents and students report that 60 teachers have left the school within 13 months due to alleged mobbing and poor management. Students and parents have announced protest marches to address the loss of teaching hours and the unstable working conditions caused by the school's administration.