About

The platform was created as a result of a multi-month investigation of cases that were labeled as “24 disputed cases” in the public.

Citizens and politicians emphasized the importance of these cases, but after the establishment of the Ministry of the Interior working group and the Serbian Progressive Party coming to power, it appeared as the cases were solved. CINS journalists checked whether these claims were true.

Detailed analysis of documentation and interviews with relevant sources reveal how these cases were investigated, what were the problems, but also how they were processed.

The interactive platform informs the public in one place about cases from the very occurrence of the problem to the epilogue. All information on cases, investigative stories, multimedia, and a unique database of documents are available to readers – some of them in English as well.

The project was supported by the Netherlands embassy in Belgrade (MATRA Project).

Team

Investigation: Dino Jahić, Ivana Jeremić, Anđela Milivojević, Milica Stojanović, Dina Đorđević, Milica Šarić, Bojana Bosanac

Fact-checking: Milka Domanović, Marija Janković, Vladimir Kostić

Photo/Video: Aleksandar Sretković, Beta agency (Archive)

Web/design: Olivia Solis

Term of Use

The Center for Investigative Journalism – Foundation holds copyright on all its own materials published on this website (textual, audio and visual materials, databases, as well as programming code). The use of content or parts of the content from our website is free, with mandatory reference to the source and / or linking to the portal 24slučaja.cins.rs Unauthorized use of any segment of the website is considered a violation of cins.rs copyright and is subject to legal action.

Contact

E-mail: office@cins.rs

Center for Investigative Journalism of Serbia

Address: Street Resavska 28, 2 nd floor, 11000 Belgrade, Serbia

Telephone: +381 (11) 33 42 790 +381 (11) 33 43 255

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