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Video: Belgrade Residents Hold Creative Protest Against Coronavirus Restrictions
Video: Belgrade Residents Hold Creative Protest Against Coronavirus Restrictions
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BELGRADE (Sputnik) - A demonstration against COVID-19 restrictions was held in Serbia’s capital with local residents engaging in a circle dance around the... 20.03.2021, Sputnik International
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Video: Belgrade Residents Hold Creative Protest Against Coronavirus Restrictions
23:27 GMT 20.03.2021 (Updated: 02:52 GMT 21.03.2021) BELGRADE (Sputnik) - A demonstration against COVID-19 restrictions was held in Serbia’s capital with local residents engaging in a circle dance around the Belgrade monument to Stefan Nemanja, the founder of the medieval Serbian state.
Over a hundred people gathered in central Belgrade on Saturday to protest against the most recent coronavirus restrictions. People also held signs with slogans against globalism, dictatorship and against the influx of migrants.
Several dozen people gathered around the newly-installed Stefan Nemanja monument in Serbia’s capital and engaged in a traditional circle dance, accompanied by traditional music.
All of the Saturday demonstrations in Belgrade were peaceful and no incidents were reported.
On Saturday, demonstrations against coronavirus restrictions were held in various European cities, including Belgrade, where cafes, restaurants and malls had been closed amid a surge in infection rates. The biggest anti-lockdown protests were held in London, Amsterdam, Brussels, Warsaw and other European capitals. Police made arrests, mostly due to violations of virus-induced regulations.
