Regular Freemasonry

Freemasonry is described as a “system of moral values, veiled in allegory and illustrated by symbols.” Since Freemasonry is a human creation composed of people and civilization values, every Brother is called to contribute to its development in their way and within the limits of their capabilities, discovering through this process what they carry within themselves. Regular Freemasonry officially began its organized activity by forming the Grand Lodge of England in London in 1717. Today, the United Grand Lodge of England (UGLE) is considered the “Mother Lodge,” its recognition guarantees the regularity of Masonic obedience. The regularity that characterizes the Regular Grand Lodge of Serbia is represented by international recognition from over 140 regular Grand Lodges worldwide and on all continents, led by the recognition of the United Grand Lodge of England. This is also confirmed by the recognition of the World Conference of Grand Lodges, which affirmed the continuity and heritage of the Grand Lodge of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes - “Yugoslavia” since its establishment in 1919. These recognitions ensure that the Regular Grand Lodge of Serbia, led by the Most Worshipful Grand Master Lukas Rasulić, is the only sovereign, regular, and internationally recognized Masonic obedience in the Republic of Serbia. Within the Regular Grand Lodge of Serbia, over 60 Freemasonic workshops operate according to the Ritual of Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons (AF&AM), the Scottish Rite, and the Emulation Ritual (in English). Members of regular Freemasonic workshops are expected to be “free men of good report,” to believe in the same God regardless of affiliation to any religion, and to promote throughout their lives the fundamental civilization values on which Freemasonry is based, namely freedom, equality, and brotherhood among people.
You can read more about Regular Freemasonry in Serbia here.
If you are interested about Freemasonry in general you can start by visiting the site of United Grand Lodge of England here.