Serbian state surveillance of journalists, activists, opposition under scrutiny

A Serbian media outlet raises concerns about state monitoring and secret recording of journalists, students, activists, and opposition politicians, including prosecutors. The item is an opinion piece questioning the legitimacy of such surveillance, with no confirmed operational details. It signals potential civil liberties and rule-of-law concerns in Serbia.

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