Ljubinka klaric biography examples
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The life and work of the painter Milena Pavlović-Barili offer, indeed, a handful of material for a very exciting and multi-layered drama. There we find the romantic figure of a misunderstood artist who dies young, the motif of a stateless person who doesn't belong anywhere, the theme of growing up and emancipation from domineering parents, the fate of a creative and independent woman in a man's world, the conflict between a modernist artist and his conservative homeland... catalog of possible dramatic motifs, the question no longer arises as to why Sanja Domazet decided to write a play about Milena Pavlović-Barila; it remains unclear how it is possible that there are not at least as many plays and scenarios about the fate of the great painter as there are about other, allegedly more important figures of our political or cultural history.
Piece Wingsodlead has the composition expected of a biographical story: it covers the entire life path of Milena Pavlović, from her chi
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Throughout February, the RDN monitoring team has detected a range of hateful narratives and discourse. This month, we have seen hatred based on gender, ethnicity as well as the spread of anti-migrant rhetoric and hatred towards journalists.
Sexism in Serbia
In Serbia, on Insajder TV, actress Ljubinka Klarić was a guest on the show Treća smena (Third shift), where she talked about her various professional acting roles, but where she also touched upon the topic of gender equality and feminism. She shared her beliefs, including some common stereotypes and misconceptions surrounding gender and feminism, claiming women have already fully established their rights and that there is no inequality in Serbia or Europe today. However, this is far from the reality. Klarić spoke from a privileged standpoint, demonstrating a profound lack of awareness regarding the challenges faced bygd women who do not share her social, economic, or geographical circumstances. The assertionthat women universal
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In March 2024, Radio Television of Montenegro (RTCG), through its broadcasts of the programmes “Dnevnik” and “Argumenti”, as well as in an article on its website, contributed to spreading gender disinformation by presenting unbalanced views, dominated by religious figures, on LGBTIQ+ rights. The topic was the Draft Law on Legal Gender Recognition Based on Self-Determination. This important law, which Montenegro is expected to adopt soon, would enable transgender individuals to change their sex designation in official documents without undergoing medical procedures such as surgical interventions or hormone therapy, which is the current practice. This would reduce the stigmatisation of LGBTIQ+ individuals and allow everyone to live by their gender identity.
On March 11, during the Dnevnik prime-time news programme at 7:30 PM, RTCG broadcasted a statement from the Metropolitate of Montenegro and the Littoral regarding the Draft Law: “The Draft Law on Legal Gender Recognition Bas