Serbia Against Violence will not run in Saturday's partial repeat elections

BELGRADE - The opposition Serbia Against Violence coalition announced on Tuesday it would not be running in Saturday's partial repeat parliamentary elections as they could not "rectify the injustice" of the December 17 polls.

In a statement, the coalition also said its controllers would not be monitoring the repeat elections.

It reiterated a call for annulment of all elections held on December 17, in accordance with reports by local and foreign observers.

It also said it expected the relevant authorities to grant a justified request for a revision of the electoral roll.

Previously, Serbia's national electoral commission ordered repeat parliamentary elections at 28 polling stations for December 30.

It also said 12,240 people were eligible to vote in the repeat elections.