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The commemoration marking the 31st anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide concluded at the Potocari Memorial Centre on July 11, followed by a religious rite and the burial of the remains of ten newly identified victims. N1 and Danas report that 6,772 victims have been buried there so far, while a 2024 UN General Assembly resolution established July 11 as the International Day of Reflection and Commemoration of the Srebrenica Genocide.
Serbia has launched kosibreti.rs, a portal whose opening President Aleksandar Vucic had previously announced. Without registering or leaving personal data, users can report corruption, abuse of authority, misconduct by public officials, or another matter of public interest; the form asks what happened, when, and where.
N1 and Danas report that on the morning of July 7, parliament's extraordinary sitting moved back into the combined 18-item package: MPs returned to the session after 10:00 and, before the joint debate resumed, put questions to the government and state institutions. The package still includes the parent-caregiver bill, political-finance amendments, the REM interpretation item, plus the weapons and Criminal Code block and other laws.
N1 and Danas report that the Kreni-Promeni movement has opened the Prijavi-Reši platform for reporting utility and other local problems, from potholes, illegal dumps, and broken lighting to water, sidewalks, and public transport. In their description, the team verifies reports, approaches the responsible institutions, goes to the field when needed, and may organize residents around the problem, making it more than a complaint form and closer to a civic pressure channel.
N1 reports that the draft law on parent-caregiver status has reached parliamentary consideration for the first time after 13 years and would introduce a 65,000-dinar payment with contributions. But by evening the fight had shifted to coverage: families still point to gaps around disability categories, relatives, and respite care, while Dragan Djilas argued in parliament that the government's version would reach only about 3,270 families rather than roughly 50,000, prompting opposition calls for widening amendments.
N1 reports that representatives of GSP workers were due to meet Aleksandar Vucic on July 6 at 11:00, after gathering near Andricev venac at 10:30. Unions and associations are demanding that the PPP tender be stopped, that four central trolleybus lines not be handed to a private operator, that at least 90 new trolleybuses and 300 buses be purchased, and that the state guarantee GSP lines will not be transferred to private companies.
