Hrka: Nothing to discuss with Vucic

Speaking after a trip to hospital where she was given liquids intravenously, she said that Serbian state institutions are still not doing their job. Hrka has been on hunger strike demanding justice for her son who died with 15 others in the Novi Sad Railway Station tragedy.

“I am here because of the concrete canopy (that collapsed at the station). I swore that I would run this down. I need justice and truth for him and all the others. I think the prosecution is deaf and blind to all of us, they are not at all interested in what is happening,” she said.

According to her, no institution has started doing its job. “I really could die and the institutions won’t start doing their job,” Hrka said from her wheelchair in front of her small camp outside Parliament. She has been repeatedly harassed and verbally abused by regime supporters from the other side of the fence in the Caciland tent camp between the presidency and parliament.

Hrka said staff at the hospital she went to tried to get her to stay. “I couldn’t leave these people here. I know why I am here and my place is here until something is resolved. I don’t know how long I can last,” she said.