How many calls does it take?
A take on public outrage and how it lacks when women are being murdered.
Perspectives | Women's Rights2018.08.29
What circumstances need to be in place for a society to be shocked, enraged and saddened by the death of a person inflicted by another person?
Many have gone before her, sometimes silently, at times met with public critique. But never really with outrage.
It is time for society at large, of which state institutions are a part, to react properly.
Iliriana Banjska
Iliriana Banjska is a former managing editor at K2.0. She finished her Master studies in International Relations: Conflict Studies and Human Rights at Utrecht University in the Netherlands.
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