Former Serbian President Aleksander Vučić has conceded defeat to candidates that were nominated by a student and youth-led movement. The movement has been on the streets of the country for two years now, calling out both the government and the opposition for corruption, cronyism and undermining democratic freedoms.Dr Kori Udovički, a former Serbian deputy prime minister and former governor of the Serbian National Bank, speaks to The Wire’s Managing Editor Jahnavi Sen about the roots of the movement, how it gained widespread support across generations, the Vučić government’s attempts to repress it and how the media tried to suppress protesters’ voices.