Gama security guards monitor day and night to prevent workers from entering or leaving the 'Poslovnost' Agency

SARAJevo, (Patria) - Workers of the Poslovnost Agency have been enduring agony and terror for 11 days, a situation rarely seen in modern times. 

Instead of using the entrance doors, workers of this agency arrive at work by passing through a ruined building, descending several meters down a ladder, then after a short walk right next to the Miljacka river, they climb 10 meters up a ladder until they reach a window through which they enter the workplace. 

The braver ones descend afterwards to pick up mail and materials necessary for work, as well as food for those who are afraid of heights. This is the daily reality for about 80 workers of this agency. 

They would come and go like any normal people if it weren't for the security guards of the Gama AA agency, who do not allow them to enter or leave the building. They have placed concrete barriers and an iron fence in the immediate vicinity. 

The security guards also stay overnight, presumably so that no one would move the concrete barriers weighing several hundred kilograms. 

Our photojournalist took pictures of them an hour before midnight, sitting in a vehicle and on duty. And, judging by the light, someone was also on duty inside the Poslovnost Agency. 

And all of this is happening despite an urgent measure from the Municipal Court in Sarajevo, which no one is implementing and which is clearly lost in the court's drawers. 

Everything is a calculated and well-organized game of intertwined power groups, from politics, through the judiciary and police, to businessmen who have learned to enrich themselves through expropriation. 

It is also interesting that none of the foreign propagandists of democracy and human rights, nor the domestic "non-governmental" activists, have spoken out, let alone come to support the workers.