The Banja Luka Human Rights House has strongly condemned a decision by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Republika Srpska and the Banja Luka Police Administration to prohibit a student gathering. The organization asserts that this ban represents a violation of human rights, specifically the right to peaceful assembly. Details regarding the reasons for the ban and the nature of the planned student gathering were not immediately available, however the Human Rights House emphasized the importance of allowing citizens to exercise their fundamental freedoms. They argue this decision sets a concerning precedent for future public demonstrations and expressions of dissent within Republika Srpska. The House called for a review of the decision and a commitment to upholding human rights standards by authorities in Banja Luka and across Republika Srpska. Further actions and responses from the student community are anticipated.