Freedom Fight (SerboCroatian: Pokret za slobodu) is a collective of activists devoted to the work on issues of Workers`, Reffugees`, and Students` rights. Freedom Fight activists produce Z magazine for Balkans, printed version of Z magazine on SerboCroatian Language, and monthly bulletins such as Voice of Workers, Voice of Refugees, Voice of Students.
Voice of Workers (Glas Radnika) is monthly bulletin made by and for workers engaged in Freedom Fight activities. Freedom Fight use it as a mean of informing people about particular workers` struggle.
You can download Voice of Workers in SerboCroatian language here:
Voice of Refugge (Glas izbeglica) informs about living conditions of Refugees settled in Serbia, about Readmission Agrement made by Serbia and EU, about Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) from Kosovo, Erased (Izbrisani) from Slovenia, etc.
Voice of Refugee in SerboCroatian language you can download here:
PLATFORM OF THE ‘COORDINATING COMMITTEE FOR WORKERS PROTESTS IN SERBIA’ The lawlessness and corruption that has characterised the privatization process has brought…
The Strike Committees of Zastava Elektro, Srbolek, Šinvoz and BEK have established a joint Coordinating Committee for workers Protests in Serbia, with…
Freedom Fight activist Ivan Zlatic talks about Readmission Agreement between Serbia and EU and its consequences. Speech is made during presentation of…
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