Bias-motivated incidents in Serbia

The map has recorded 5 bias-motivated incidents in Serbia since March 2026, 2 of them in Belgrade. Queer discrimination and sexism / gender-based violence are the most common categories (2 each), then religious discrimination (1). 2 of the 5 were assaults or worse.

Bias-motivated incidents in Serbia. 5 incidents  ·  Mar 2026 – Sep 2026; a map marks each place with a dot, coloured by its most severe incident.
5Incidents
2Assault or worse
4Places
6News outlets

Incidents over time

Mar 2026 – Sep 2026
Incidents by month and severity
MonthIncidentsDiscriminationThreatsVandalismAssaultFatal
March 2026101000
April 2026100010
May 2026000000
June 2026000000
July 2026101000
August 2026101000
September 2026100010

Every incident

Category
Severity
Place

5 incidents, newest first.

September 2026

  • Belgrade mayor accused of assaulting female opposition councillor

    Belgrade mayor Aleksandar Šapić physically attacked opposition councillor Tanja Micić in Novi Beograd, breaking her nose, according to her party. Šapić denied hitting her, saying he pushed her away to defend himself from her husband.

    Sep 28 · Novi BeogradSexism / Gender-Based Violence1 source

August 2026

  • Pride caravan in Loznica violently disrupted by extremists

    A Pride caravan event in Loznica was interrupted minutes after it began when a firecracker was thrown at activists and a person charged at them intending to attack, forcing them to leave.

    Aug 25 · LoznicaQueer Discrimination1 source

July 2026

April 2026

  • Contestant strangles female partner on live Serbian reality show

    During a live broadcast of the Serbian reality show Elita, a male contestant climbed on top of his female partner and fellow contestant and pressed on her neck, leaving her unable to move, before security intervened and removed him.

    Apr 20 · BelgradeSexism / Gender-Based Violence1 source

March 2026

  • Protesters in Belgrade shout antisemitic death slogans

    During a protest by university blockaders in Belgrade, demonstrators chanted 'Death to Vučić and all the Jews around him,' prompting condemnation from Israeli and Serbian officials.

    Mar 31 · BelgradeReligious Discrimination2 sources

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