
Lawyer Cedomir Stojkovic spoke from Belgrade at "Balkan Talks" about the complex situation in Serbia where protests are being continued by students and citizens in front of the government building.
Stojkovic explained the importance of these protests unlike other times as their weight could lead to a possible overthrow of President Aleksandar Vucic.
This, according to the lawyer, could happen in the fall as the intensity of the protests now drops, writes Euronews Albania.
"Since the beginning of the multi-party system in Serbia we have a situation that when summer approaches, the power of protests falls. Now the protests in Belgrade have fallen and people are not very involved in politics. When it comes to the student protest, it has had an impact, and I think in late summer and early autumn it will peak. I think then we will have the biggest protests," Stojkovic said.
Otherwise, the Serbian president has not fulfilled any of the students' demands because it is known that one of the main demands is to have a normal system without corruption.
The basis of the protest is government corruption and the government has not fulfilled this.
It is reported that Vucic is trying to 'quell' the protests because he knows that these forms of expressing discontent have the capacity to overthrow him.
"In my judgment this will happen in the autumn," Stojkovic said.