The European Court of Human Rights instructs Serbia to prevent the use of sonic weapons for crowd control following allegations of a sound cannon being used against protesters. Serbian authorities deny the claims and opposition parties file a criminal complaint against top state officials over the incident.
Key Points
European Court of Human Rights instructs Serbia to prevent sonic weapons use
Serbian authorities deny claims of sonic weapon deployment
Opposition party files criminal complaint against top state officials
Protesters report enduring health issues possibly due to sonic weapons
Pros
European Court of Human Rights taking action to protect human rights
Opposition parties holding state officials accountable for alleged misconduct
Cons
Allegations of sonic weapon use leading to health issues for protesters