Students from three central Belgrade high schools took part in efforts on November 6 to paint over graffiti directed against Serbia’s student movement, the Associated Press reported. Volunteers divided city areas into zones and said they wanted to remove messages they viewed as hateful. Similar public-space cleanup activities have appeared in other Serbian towns following the parliamentary election. Participants described the work as an effort to improve their neighbourhoods. Political interpretations of the protest movement differ; this was a community initiative, not an announced government programme.
Belgrade high-school students paint over anti-student graffiti after election
Source: apnews.com, November 2026.
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