Belgrade’s Pride march condemned police violence against antigovernment protesters, joining months-long student demonstrations challenging Serbia’s increasingly authoritarian president.

Police used tear gas Friday against protesters in Novi Sad, injuring dozens as President Aleksandar Vucic intensifies his crackdown on dissent.

The anti-corruption protests erupted last year after a train station collapse killed 16 people, with demonstrators alleging government negligence caused the disaster.

BELGRADE, Serbia — A Pride march in Serbia’s capital on Saturday condemned police violence against antigovernment protesters while offering support to university students behind the months-long demonstrations against President Aleksandar Vucic.

Organizers said the event in Belgrade was a protest,

See Full Page