Serbian disabled voters face pressure to back ruling party over benefit fears
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Milan Stošić, president of Serbia's Union of the Blind, says blind and visually impaired citizens remain unable to vote independently in elections, forcing them to vote 'as they can.' The statement highlights persistent accessibility gaps in Serbia's electoral process, though no specific legislative or procedural change is cited. This matters as it underscores a systemic barrier to political participation for a marginalized group, potentially affecting electoral integrity and inclusivity.
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