Is Serbia’s new government really feminist?
Perspectives | Serbia2020.11.17
During the previous government, women were used as human shields whenever protests of the opposition would threaten to escalate into incidents.
In this region, misogyny stems from the deeply entrenched patriarchy and the feeling that no woman is entitled to any hierarchical position set above man's.
Dario Hajrić
Dario Hajrić writes opinion pieces and analyses on the topics of social power, violence, the political class and the media. He cooperates with Deutsche Welle and the portal Remarker.
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