Interpol rejects Serbian government request for arrest warrants against student activists
Interpol has reportedly denied Belgrade's request to issue international arrest warrants for a group of students accused of plotting to overthrow the Serbian government. The refusal suggests a lack of international consensus on the legitimacy of the charges, potentially undermining the government's domestic crackdown on dissent.
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Serbian Authorities Pursue Critics Amidst International Rejections
Serbian authorities have issued an arrest warrant for military analyst Aleksandar Radić, a move characterized by a historian as potential state-led persecution of critical voices. This action occurs amidst reports that Interpol has rejected Belgrade's requests for arrest warrants against student activists accused of plotting to overthrow the government, suggesting a lack of international consensus on the legitimacy of these charges. The specific charges against Radić remain unverified.