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    Thousands protest in Skopje ahead of trial over deadly night club fire

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    Posted on November 15, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Thousands in Skopje protest for justice over a nightclub fire that killed 63. The trial for 37 charged individuals starts November 19.

    Table of Contents

    • Protests and Legal Proceedings
    • Background of the Nightclub Fire
    • Demands from Families and Supporters
    • Legal Actions Taken by Authorities
    • Upcoming Trial Details

    Thousands protest in Skopje ahead of trial over deadly night club fire

    Protests and Legal Proceedings

    SKOPJE (Reuters) -Thousands gathered in the North Macedonian capital of Skopje on Saturday in protest over a night club fire in March which killed 63 people.

    Background of the Nightclub Fire

    Families of those killed and their supporters, holding pictures and dressed in black, demanded justice for the victims of the blaze, which broke out during a hip hop concert in Kocani, a town of 25,000 people 50 miles (80 km) east of Skopje.

    Demands from Families and Supporters

    North Macedonian authorities have charged 37 people in connection with the fire. 

    Legal Actions Taken by Authorities

    "There is a hope that we will not forget, hope that we will not give up, and hope that we will finally have a proceeding in this country in which everyone, everyone responsible will be held accountable," said Bojan Eftimov, one of the protesters.

    Upcoming Trial Details

    Dozens were injured as they scrambled to get out through the unlicensed venue's only exit as flames spread across its roof. Authorities believe it was set alight by sparks from flares.

    A first trial hearing is expected to begin on November 19.   

    (Reporting by Fedja Grulovic and Malgorzata Wojtunik; Writing by Angeliki Koutantou; Editing by Alexander Smith)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Thousands protested in Skopje over a deadly nightclub fire.
    • •The fire in Kocani killed 63 people during a hip hop concert.
    • •37 people have been charged in connection with the fire.
    • •Protesters demand justice and accountability for the victims.
    • •The first trial hearing is set for November 19.

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