Serbia’s poorest are being forcibly evicted by businessmen dressed as public officials
State-backed enforcement agents fronting class war against the vulnerable.
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Due to a debt of only 6,500 euros, the contractor sold an apartment of 48 square meters in an elite Belgrade neighborhood for a total of 26,000 euros.
A working group that suggested amendments to the law evaluated that the 2011 law represented “a civilizational decline of the rule of law in Serbia.”
Social justice has been exiled as a fatal legacy of “totalitarian socialism.”
Sasa Dragojlo
Sasa Dragojlo is journalist for Insider, the investigative Serbian media that is well known for its stories on corruption, crime, hooligans and extremist groups. He has previously published for media including BIRN, Akuzativ, Masina, Bilten, Vice, Lice Ulice, Vreme, Danas, Tacno.net and Identitet.
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This story was originally written in Serbian.