Belgrade, 10.03.2014.

As part of its campaign “Your voice, your tomorrow”, Gay Straight Alliance (GSA; Alliance) was initiated and organized today at its headquarters a meeting of candidates for MPs from different lists and activists dealing with human rights of LGBT people.

Belgrade, 10.03.2014.

Dragan Djilas, the president of the Democratic Party (DS) and the first candidate on its list for parliamentary elections “With the Democratic Party for a democratic Serbia“, has responded on behalf of this party to the questionnaire on the human rights of LGBT people sent by Gay Straight Alliance (GSA; Alliance).

Belgrade, 09.03.2014.

On behalf of the list for the parliamentary elections “It’s been enough – Saša Radulović“ („Dosta je bilo – Saša Radulović“), a candidate for a MP from the list Željko Donić gave answers on the questionnaire on the human rights of LGBT people sent by Gay Straight Alliance (GSA; Alliance).

Belgrade, 08.03.2014.

Stefana Miladinović, on behalf of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS), answered the questionnaire on LGBT rights which Gay Straight Alliance (GSA; Alliance) sent to political parties participating in national elections. She was an MP in the previous Parliamentary Assembly and she is candidate for this position on the list of the coalition Ivica Dačić – SPS, PUPS, JS.

Belgrade, 07.03.2014.

The questionnaire on LGBT rights which the Gay Straight Alliance (GSA; Alliance) sent to political parties participating in national elections, was responded by Nataša Mićić on behalf of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), who is the Vice President and MP candidate on the coalition list of Čedomir Jovanović – LDP, BDZS, SDU.

Belgrade, 05.03.2014.

The questionnaire of Gay Straight Alliance (GSA; Alliance) on the human rights of LGBT people, which was sent to political parties and groups that will take part in the national elections, was first answered by Konstantin Samofalov, on behalf of the New Democratic Party (NDS), who is a candidate for MP of this political party.

Belgrade, 04.03.2014.

In his appearance in TV show “Ćirilica” (Happy TV), president of Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) Aleksandar Vučić mentions not holding of Pride Parade 2013 during the respond on question about political stability in Serbia.

Belgrade, 27.02.2014.

Aida Ćorović, human rights activist and candidate on the list of DS for the parliamentary elections, in an interview for the daily “Danas” says that she would work to promote human rights and rights of the civil society as a Member of Parliament.

Belgrade, 26.02.2014.

The Democratic Party (DS) through its campaign for the upcoming parliamentary elections, has organized a Twitter interview through its official account with Bojan Pajtić, the Vice President of the Democratic Party, who answered the questions of the users of this social network.

Belgrade, 25.02.2014.

Vladan Glišić, one of the leaders of the ultra-right-wing movement „Dveri”, which will take part at the upcoming parliamentary elections, in today’s daily “Kurir” in a column “Face to face”, presented a brief pre-election program of his movement whose basis include: law for the protection of over-indebted families, law for investigating the origin of property of all politicians and tycoons since 1989 to date and a permanent ban of the gay parade in Serbia.

Belgrade, 25.02.2014.

Dijana Vukomanović, the Vice President of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS), answers the question of Suzana Trninić who is the host of „Kažiprst“ B92, why Boris Milićević is not on the list of SPS for the parliamentary elections.

Belgrade, 25.02.2014.

Unlike Suzana Grubješić, the Vice president of the United Regions of Serbia (URS), who last week at a debate organised by Istinomer said she has nothing against gatherings such as the Pride Parade if these gatherings are peaceful, her party colleague Verica Kalanović, also the Vice president of URS, said yesterday at a campaign rally in Kuršumlija, that URS is explicitly against the Pride Parade.

Belgrade, 24.02.2014.

In an interview for the latest issue of the weekly “Vreme” Branko Ružić, a president of the Executive Committee of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) and Minister without portfolio in charge of EU integration, mentions the LGBT community and says he doesn’t see a problem in advocating their rights and universal values that are part of a regulated world.  A team of a campaign “Your vote, your tomorrow” which is conducted by the Gay Straight Alliance (GSA; Alliance) asked Branko Ružić to tell something more about his attitude towards human rights of the LGBT community in Serbia and what are in his opinion priorities in this area.