2016 Serbian protests

2016 Serbian protests
2016 Serbian protests
Part of 2016 Serbian parliamentary election
Date	30 April 2016 – 18 July 2016
Location	Serbia Belgrade; Novi Sad;
Caused by	Alleged electoral fraud; Demolition of Savamala; Belgrade Waterfront project; Autocracy; Death of Slobodan Tanasković; Lack of media freedom; Allegations of government corruption and money laundering; Change of general director of Radio Television of Vojvodina;
Goals	Organization of new free and fair elections; Resignation of senior government officials responsible for Savamala demolitions; Freedom of media;
Methods	Peaceful protests and demonstrations
Resulted in	Protest failure
Parties
Do not let Belgrade d(r)own; Opposition parties Liberal Democratic Party ; Enough is Enough ; Dveri ; Democratic Party of Serbia ;	Government of Serbia; Police; Counter-protestors;
Lead figures
	Leaders of Opposition parties Dobrica Veselinović ; Boško Obradović ; Saša Radulović ; Čedomir Jovanović ; Sanda Rašković Ivić ; Aleksandar Vučić Siniša Mali;
Number
25,000	unknown
Casualties
Injuries	1 policeman

The 2016 Serbian protests were a series of peaceful demonstrations that started over the demolition in Savamala and accusations of electoral fraud in 2016 elections.

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