DVOJICI direktora srpskih osnovnih škola sa područja Kosovske Kamenice, koje je u četvrtak privela tzv. kosovska policija, određena je mera kućnog pritvora, uz obavezu redovnog javljanja policiji, saznaje Tanjug.
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Tzv. kosovska policija privela je u četvrtak Negovana Vasića, direktora OŠ "Bratstvo" iz sela Strezovce i Dragana Krstića, direktora OŠ "Desanka Maksimović" iz Kosovske Kamenice i njima je prvobitno određeno policijsko zadržavanje do 48 sati.
Kancelarija za Kosovo i Metohiju saopštila je da su oni privedeni po političkoj osnovi i nalogu Prištine.
Srpska lista navela je da je hapšenje dvojice direktora klasičan politički pritisak i da je hapšenje izvedeno u trenutku kada je, upravo na osnovu prijave Vasića kao menadžera biračkog centra, Srpska lista podnela žalbu izbornom panelu za žalbe i predstavke zbog ozbiljnih malverzacija sa glasovima na biračkom mestu u Boljevcu.
Srpska lista je takođe zahtevala hitno puštanje Vasića i Krstića na slobodu, obustavljanje politički motivisanih progona i prestanak zloupotrebe institucija u svrhu obračuna sa srpskim narodom i njegovim legitimnim predstavnicima. Iz tzv. kosovske policije je saopšteno da su Vasić i Krstić uhapšeni pod sumnjom da su ilegalno posedovali oružje i prikrivali dokumentaciju.
Zbog hapšenja dvojice direktora srpskih škola, u petak su u svim srpskim osnovnim i srednjim školama u Kosovskom Pomoravlju održani protesti zaposlenih.
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N1 SrbijaIndependentLeft8 days agoTwo Serbian school directors from Kosovo Kamenica, Negovan Vasić and Dragan Krstić, have been released under house arrest with mandatory police check-ins, according to sources close to their families, as reported by Radio-televizija Srbije. They were arrested two days prior on suspicion of illegally possessing weapons and concealing documents. The arrests occurred following an order from Pristina and were based on political grounds. According to the Office for Information and Monitoring, special units of the so-called Kosovar police entered the directors' homes and schools without proper legal
Bias read (Left): The article uses terms like 'politically motivated persecution' and 'institutional abuse for settling accounts with the Serbian people,' which frame the situation as an unjust political attack on Serbs. It also refers to the Kosovar police as 'so-called,' implying illegitimacy. These choices suggest
Official sources cited
- organisation Radio-televizija Srbije
- organisation Кancelarija za КiM
BlicIndependentLeft8 days agoTwo Serbian school directors from Kosovska Kamenica, Negovan Vasić and Dragan Krstić, were placed under house arrest by the so-called Kosovo police. They were initially detained for 48 hours but later released with conditions requiring them to regularly report to the police. The Office for Kosovo and Metohija and the Serbian List claimed the arrests were politically motivated, occurring shortly after Vasić filed a complaint about electoral irregularities in Boljevac. The Serbian List demanded their immediate release, an end to political persecution, and an end to the misuse of institutions to惩
Bias read (Left): The article emphasizes claims that the arrests were 'politically motivated' and attributes them to 'political pressure' and 'punishment of Serbs.' It quotes the Serbian List, which frames the actions as part of a broader pattern of institutional abuse against Serbs, without providing counter-narrat
Official sources cited
- press release Tanjug
- government Office for Kosovo and Metohija
- organisation Serbian List
Večernje novostiParty-alignedLeft8 days agoTwo Serbian school directors from the area of Kosova Kamenica were placed under house arrest by the so-called Kosovar police. They were initially detained for 48 hours but later released with conditions. The Serbian List political party stated that their arrest was a classic example of political pressure, occurring at a time when they had filed a complaint against electoral fraud. The alleged reasons for their detention include illegal possession of weapons and document concealment.
Bias read (Left): The article frames the arrests as 'political pressure' and attributes them to 'political motivation,' aligning with the perspective of the Serbian List party. It emphasizes the political nature of the action without providing counter-narratives or independent verification of the claims made by the塞尔
Telegraf.rsIndependentLeft8 days agoTwo Serbian school directors from Kosovska Kamenica, Negovan Vasić and Dragana Krstić, were placed under house arrest by the so-called Kosovo police. They were initially detained for 48 hours but were later released on house arrest with the obligation to regularly report to the police. The Serbian List political party stated that the arrest was a political pressure move, occurring at a time when the Serbian List had filed a complaint against electoral malpractice in Boljevci, with Vasić as the manager of the polling station. The so-called Kosovo police stated that Vasić and Krstić were arrested on suspicion of illegally possessing weapons and concealing documentation. The article mentions that schools in Kosovsko Pomoravlje held events in response to the arrests.
Bias read (Left): The article presents factual information about the arrests and includes statements from both the Serbian List political party and the so-called Kosovo police. It does not exhibit overt bias, loaded language, or one-sided sourcing. The framing is neutral, focusing on the events and statements from different parties involved.
Official sources cited
- press release Tanjug
- government Kancelarija za Kosovo i Metohiju
- press release Srpska lista
- government tzv. kosovska policija
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