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Peaceful Protest in Sarajevo Today & Plenum Starts at 17:30

Published February 15, 2014
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1798791_779333838762375_1277780022_nBetween 200-300 protestors gathered today on the street near Ali-pašina mosque in the center of Sarajevo, and traffic was blocked in all directions from this area.

Protestors symbolically drank coffee ‘without rahatluk’.

There are many young people on the streets today, who conveyed their messages and purpose for protesting through songs and guitar.

The protests are expected to last until 17:30, when at that time the third Plenum of the citizens of Sarajevo is expected to start.

The ‘Food Not Bombs’ collective was also present at the protests today, handing out food to fellow protestors as a sign of solidarity.

(Source: Fena)

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