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N1 reports a statement by Marija Andjelkovic of ASTRA: the organization sees a rise in human trafficking for labor exploitation, but does not see corresponding court proceedings. She links the problem to such cases often not being recognized and not receiving procedural follow-up.
N1/Radio Kim published the accounts of Damjan Otasevic and Stefan Tatar, detained after the memorial service at Gazimestan: they allege psychological and physical pressure, a EUR 700 fine, and a three-year ban from Kosovo. Novosti/Tanjug carries a statement by Milos Terzic, deputy director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija: he says medical documentation will be used and expects a more concrete international response; the article also says 36 Serbs were detained after the June 28 memorial service.
Srbija centar leader Zdravko Ponos completed an informational interview at the Criminal Police Directorate on July 1 over his posts about the alleged use of a sound cannon at the March 15, 2025 protest. Afterward he told N1 he was asked about his motives for posting, the basis for his conclusion, and communication with Aleksandar Radic; N1 also carried the Vojvodina Regional Medical Chamber's statement offering legal and institutional support to doctors if prosecutors pursue medical staff who helped citizens after March 15.
N1 and Novosti report on July 1 that the Basic Court in Pristina found 36 people detained on June 28 at Gazimestan after Vidovdan guilty and fined each 700 euros. For people without Kosovo citizenship or documents, the reports also cite deportation and a three-year ban on entering Kosovo; according to N1, documents will be returned after the fine is paid.
N1 reports that lawyer Ivan Ninic said on July 1 that he filed two criminal complaints after KRIK's publication about Slavisa Kokeza's Sky messages and alleged threats against Nemanja Vidic. According to Ninic, one complaint was filed with the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade against Kokeza, and the other against unidentified members of the Interior Ministry's organized-crime service on suspicion of abuse of office and assistance after a criminal act.
On June 30, N1 and Danas relay KRIK's publication of 2020 Sky messages: according to those messages, former FSS president Slavisa Kokeza allegedly sought people to intimidate and physically attack Nemanja Vidic after his public criticism of Serbian football leadership. Vidic said he was disappointed that institutions had not told him his life was threatened and asked whether he is still in danger; Vucic replied that if a crime was committed the state will deal with it, while lawyer Borivoje Borovic told Danas/N1 that he had expected a response from the organized-crime prosecutor.
