Youth drop-in centre struggles to help street children

February 01, 2008

Serbians go to the polls for a final round of presidential elections on Sunday. Incumbent Boris Tadic is running against a hardline nationalist who beat him in the first round, Tomislav Nikolic. In addition to the volatile question of Kosovo's independence, campaigning has been driven by pressing problems at home -- namely, rampant poverty. In Belgrade, there are hundreds of children forced to live and work on the streets. An AFPTV report on a youth drop-in centre which is struggling to stay open.