(11 Apr 2017) Thousands of people protested in Belgrade on Tuesday for a ninth consecutive day in protest against the presidential election victory of Serbia's ruling Prime Minister, Aleksandar Vucic.
The protests have been held every day since last Sunday's election in which Vucic polled 55 percent of the vote.
Opposition groups have alleged irregularities, including state media censorship and voter intimidation.
Using whistles and horns, the protesters walked the streets of central Belgrade, carrying banners and chanting anti-government slogans.
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