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SERBIA Thousands of people marched through the Serbian capital on Sept 7 in what organizers are calling the largest Belgrade Pride yet.

The march went off peacefully under the protection of a heavy police presence, a marked contrast to previous years that have seen the march threatened or canceled due to violent anti-LGBTQ protestors.

This year’s Pride marchers were demanding that the government pass laws to expand LGBTQ rights, including a long-promised same-sex partnership law and a law to facilitate legal gender recognition.

The march route took participants past the Serbian parliament, where organizers read out a list of demands and an unidentified participant hung a rainbow flag from an office window. “Politicians, with political will, could easily fulfill the demands.

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