Serbia: Surveillance of Journalists, Activists, Politicians Raises Red Line Concerns

A Serbian news outlet questions whether state services are conducting unauthorized surveillance—monitoring, tracking, and secret recording—of journalists, students, activists, opposition politicians, and prosecutors. The report implies potential abuse of state power, though specific evidence or official confirmation is lacking. This matters as it could signal erosion of civil liberties and rule of law in Serbia, with implications for regional stability and EU accession talks.

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