Parents of Serbian School Shooter on Trial

Massive anti-government protests and political upheaval followed last year's deadly shooting by a 13-year-old boy.

The parents of a 13-year-old boy who killed 10 people in a school shooting in Serbia last year are on trial for failing to safeguard the weapon and ammunition used in the attack.
The boy, who is not criminally liable under Serbian law due to his age, allegedly shot nine classmates and a security guard with his father's weapons.
The father is accused of training the boy to shoot and not properly securing his weapons and ammunition, while the mother is charged with illegal possession of ammunition.
The shootings sparked massive anti-government protests across Serbia, leading to the formation of an opposition coalition that stood in recent elections.
Despite the Serbian president's pledge to disarm the nation, the country still has one of the highest gun ownership rates in the world.