Go-Change leader supports students’ participation in elections

In a statement, he emphasized that students have become key drivers of social change, establishing a unique organizational mass movement that opposition party structures have failed to achieve thus far.

He rejected the idea of denying students their right to political engagement, stating that the right to run for office is guaranteed and inalienable.

“We unconditionally believe in freedom of political organization and freedom of choice. Challenging students’ right to run for office contradicts constitutional freedoms,” Manojlovic stressed.

He added that political movements should serve as bridges between citizens and government, not as tools for preserving power.

Monopolizing political participation and reserving it only for existing parties means engaging in politics to concentrate power, rather than to serve the people, said Manojlovic.