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SNS officials and supporters rally outside REM headquarters in Belgrade

Belgrade, Central Serbia, Serbia · Nov 4, 2026

Is it still on?

NOIt was a one-day action on Nov 4.

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The Tea in three lines

Why they are protesting
Protesters gathered to oppose potential regulatory measures against Informer television by the Regulatory Authority for Electronic Media (REM).
What they want
They demanded that REM refrain from imposing sanctions or shutting down Informer television.
What changed
Nov 4: REM imposed a seven-day broadcast ban on Informer's specific programming following a session attended by officials.
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Both sides

What protesters want

  • Protect media freedom
  • Prevent the shutdown of Informer television

Organised by: Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), Centar za društvenu stabilnost, Asocijacija novinara Srbije (ANS)

What authorities say

The REM Council held a session and voted to impose a seven-day broadcast ban on Informer's 'Prve info' program and similar formats, citing legal violations.2

The numbers

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Crowd
Dozens
dozens of supporters2

The full story

On November 4, 2026, supporters and officials from the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) gathered outside the headquarters of the Regulatory Authority for Electronic Media (REM) in Belgrade. The rally, held under the slogan of defending media freedom, was organized following reports that REM would consider measures against Informer television. High-ranking SNS officials, including Ana Brnabić and Miloš Vučević, were present at the demonstration. During the session, the REM Council voted to impose a seven-day broadcast ban on Informer's 'Prve info' program, citing legal violations. The council also sanctioned TV Prva. While protesters voiced their opposition to the regulatory actions, the REM president stated that the council was required to apply the law. The protest concluded after the council's decisions were announced.

Timeline

  1. The REM Council voted to ban Informer's 'Prve info' program for seven days due to legal violations.2

  2. Supporters and SNS officials gathered outside REM headquarters to protest potential sanctions against Informer television.12

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