Sturgeon Poaching Continues in Serbia Despite Ban, President's Praise

Despite a ban in place since 2019, sturgeon (kečiga) continues to be openly sold in Serbia, a fish that President Vučić has publicly praised for years. Poaching carries a penalty of up to six months in prison.

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Kečiga na Vučićevom tanjiru: Za krivolov ove ribe kazna i do 6 meseci zatvora

Za krivolov kečige - ribe koju predsednik Srbije godinama javno hvali - zaprećeno je i do šest meseci zatvora. Njen izlov zabranjen je od 2019, ali i pored zabrane, restorani i pijačni trgovci slobodno je nude - pokazuje terensko istraživanje BIRN-a.

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Sturgeon Poaching Continues in Serbia Despite Ban, President's Praise

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Kečiga na Vučićevom tanjiru: Za krivolov ove ribe kazna i do 6 meseci zatvora

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