Students Want to Organise Another Anti-Reform Protest

Ljubljana, 5 May - The Slovenian Students' Organisation (SOS) wants to stage another round of protests aimed against the government-sponsored structural and economic reforms, which the students claim would worsen their social situation, SOS head Miha Ulcar said on Friday.

Ljubljana, Slovenian Students' Organisation. Press conference of the Slovenian Students' Organisation (SOS), where the SOS announced that it plans to stage anti-reform protests on 24 May. The head of the Slovenian Secondary School Organisation (DOS) Jernej Stromajer (far left), president of the SOS Higher Education Committee Bojan Kurez (left), SOS president Miha Ulcar (centre), president of the SOS Social and Health Issues Committee Damir Rakela (right) and the president of the Ljubljana Student Organisation (SOU) Borut Kozan (far right). Photo: Domen Groegl/STA

Ljubljana, Slovenian Students' Organisation.
Press conference of the Slovenian Students' Organisation (SOS), where the SOS announced that it plans to stage anti-reform protests on 24 May.
The head of the Slovenian Secondary School Organisation (DOS) Jernej Stromajer (far left), president of the SOS Higher Education Committee Bojan Kurez (left), SOS president Miha Ulcar (centre), president of the SOS Social and Health Issues Committee Damir Rakela (right) and the president of the Ljubljana Student Organisation (SOU) Borut Kozan (far right).
Photo: Domen Groegl/STA

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