The laws of Serbia establish the freedom of religion , forbid the establishment of a state religion , and outlaw religious discrimination . While registration with the government , is not necessary for religious groups to practice , the government confers certain privileges to registered groups . The government maintains a two-tiered system of registered groups , split between " traditional " groups and " nontraditional " groups . Minority groups and independent observers have complained that this system consists of religious discrimination . The government has programs established for the restitution of property confiscated by the government of Yugoslavia after World War II , and for property lost in the Holocaust . The media and individual members of parliament have been criticized for using disparaging language when referring to non-traditional groups . Antisemitic literature is commonly available in bookstores , and is prevalent online
the Holocaust
The Holocaust
Freedom of religion in Europe by country