Rados Djurovic

BELGRADE - Under a new agreement to be signed between the EU and Serbia, Frontex, the European Border and Coast Guard Agency, will also be deployed on Serbia's borders with neighbouring Balkan states that are not the EU's outer borders, Asylum Protection Center Director Rados Djurovic said on Friday.

BELGRADE - In case a new migrant crisis breaks out due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, it will not be a direct threat to Serbia, Asylum Protection Centre Director Rados Djurovic told Tanjug on Wednesday.

Dozens of migrants are being illegally and inhumanely deported from Croatia and Hungary back to Serbia on a daily basis.

This is according to the Asylum Protection Center Director Rados Djurovic, who spoke during a news conference in Belgrade on Tuesday.

The head of this NGO also "asked how the state would react to this practice," Beta is reporting.

This is according to the Asylum Protection Center Director Rados Djurovic, who spoke during a news conference in Belgrade on Tuesday.

The head of this NGO also "asked how the state would react to this practice," Beta is reporting.

BELGRADE - A sudden inflow of migrants is not expected in Serbia, while those who are already in the country are increasingly considering seeking asylum, the Asylum Protection Centre told Tanjug on Monday.

A sudden inflow of migrants is not expected in Serbia, while those who are already in the country are increasingly considering seeking asylum.

Tanjug reported this, citing the Asylum Protection Center NGO.

Asylum Protection Center NGO President Rados Djurovic has said that although the Balkan route has formally been closed, refugees are "still passing through."

They are heading for the Hungarian-Serbian border "and then continuing their journey onward," Djurovic said on Thursday in Subotica, northern Serbia.

There are about 500 people in Presevo, southern Serbia, who have been returned from Croatia, while there are hundreds of refugees in Tabanovce, Macedonia.

This is according to Executive Director of the Asylum Protection Center NGO Rados Djurovic, who spoke on Tuesday.

After Austria said it will refuse entry to migrants seeking to pass through to Scandinavia, Rados Djurovic, head of the Center for Protection and Help for Asylum seekers in Serbia, told BIRN that NGOs fear Serbia will become a refugee "buffer zone" for EU countries.

Asylum Protection Center NGO Director Rados Djurovic believes that the influx of migrants to Europe will continue in 2016.

According to him, the continued raising of barriers will not solve the problem - "only reaching some agreement with the countries of origin of these people, above all in Syria, can."