Novi Sad Professors Sue Police Over Campus Autonomy Breach
A trial has commenced in Novi Sad, Serbia, where 58 university professors are suing the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) for allegedly violating university autonomy. The lawsuit seeks damages related to the police presence on campus, an action that the dean who called the police claims did not breach autonomy.
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Novi Sad: Profesori tužili MUP zbog upada na fakultete, dekan koji je pozvao policiju smatra da nije prekšena autonomija
Prvo ročište po tužbi 58 profesora Univerziteta u Novom Sadu protiv Ministarstva unutrašnjih poslova počelo je jutros u Novom Sadu u Osnovnom sudu. Profesori traže naknadu nematerijalne štete, zbog povrede njihovih prava tokom, kako su naveli, nezakonitog boravka policije u univerzitetskom kampusu i kršenja prava članova akademske zajednice i autonomije univerziteta.
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U Osnovnom sudu u Novom Sadu, počinje prvo ročište po tužbi 58 profesora Univerziteta u tom gradu protiv Ministarstva unutrašnjih poslova. Profesori t
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