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Sinisa Boljanovic

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I finished the Faculty of philology, University of Belgrade (department of Serbian language and literature).

In June 2007, I joined Global Voices, especially interested in human rights, freedom of speech and politics in the Balkans.

Since September 2008, I am an editor of Serbian lingua.

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26 July 2010

Serbia: A Journalist Is Attacked on a Public Bus

Written by Sinisa Boljanovic · Eastern & Central Europe

Teofil Pancic, a well-known Serbian journalist, was beaten up on a public bus on Saturday. Sinisa Boljanovic translates some of the initial reactions by Serbian netizens.

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25 July 2010

Serbia: ICJ Rules Kosovo’s Independence Legal

Written by Sinisa Boljanovic · Eastern & Central Europe

On July 22, the International Court of Justice ruled that the declaration of independence of Kosovo did not violate international law. Sinisa Boljanovic reviews Serbian bloggers' reactions to the ruling.

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14 July 2010

Serbia: One Pair of Shoes, One Life

Written by Sinisa Boljanovic · Eastern & Central Europe

Charged with genocide by the Hague Tribunal for the brutal deaths of more than 8000 Muslims in this Bosnian town on 11 July 1995, General Ratko Mladic has not been arrested yet.

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31 May 2010

The Balkans: Violent Treatment of Animals

Written by Sinisa Boljanovic · Eastern & Central Europe

Almost every day, dogs or cats are exposed to torture by cruel people who record their cruelties and publish the videos on the internet. Since the war, crime and various forms of violence have become a regular occurrence in the Balkans region.

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14 March 2010

Serbia: Belgrade's Trees Fall Victim to “Chain Saw Massacre”

Written by Sinisa Boljanovic · Eastern & Central Europe

Belgrade city authorities are in the process of cutting down some 400 plane trees that were planted on Belgrade's longest street in the 19th century. Sinisa Boljanovic reports on the ongoing protest against what is now known as the "Belgrade Chain Saw Massacre."

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9 December 2009

Serbia: Threats to B92's Journalist

Written by Sinisa Boljanovic · Eastern & Central Europe

Serbian journalist Brankica Stankovic, the author of a recent TV show about Belgrade's football hooligans, has been receiving serious threats, including via Facebook. Sinisa Boljanovic reviews the response in the Serbian blogosphere.

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