Sarajevo police regularly count protesters: Yesterday there were 11

If anyone accidentally forgot that protests are held every day around noon in front of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the bulletin of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Sarajevo Canton will remind them, reports the BH News Agency Patria (NAP).

Namely, the Sarajevo police bulletin, every day, "according to service rules" records the holding of protests and the number of participants. And, according to the police, there are from 20 to "about five" participants. Sometimes there are seven, 10, or 15, but they come regularly.  

The police report, which is published daily on the website, looks like this: "On 01.06.2014, at 13:20, 11 citizens gathered in front of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina building and dispersed at 17:05." Gatherings did not stop even during the catastrophic floods in mid-last month.

Protests in BiH started at the beginning of February, and culminated in riots on February 7, when the buildings of the Presidency of BiH and the Government of Sarajevo Canton were set on fire, reports NAP.