This is John Batchel, a conversation with colleague of Anastradner of the Foundation for

the Defense of Democracy traveling overseas. The protests, the very large protest led by students,

but all classes in Belgrade continue against the strong-minded Vuchitsch, the president of Serbia.

The protests began with indifference by the government

towards a disaster, but they've grown now into a general understanding that the government is

inadequate and not responding to anybody's pleas. The violence is always threatened by the government.

Here, Ivana introduces us to the protest and then she goes on to explain why. And these protests have spread throughout the

Western Balkans. More of this tonight. Absolutely. The protests continue this weekend. Hundreds of thousands protesters took the streets of Belgrade, which basically marks the biggest rally in Serbia.

Protests are run by students, but they were also joined by different groups, including, for example, there are lawyers, there are other, you know, different groups. But let me just tell you why they're.