Nataša Miličević

Nataša Miličević

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Nataša Miličević is a professor at the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad, Serbia, known for her advocacy for women's rights and her outspoken stance against sexism. During a recent protest on International Women's Day, she emphasized the importance of not remaining silent in the face of sexist remarks, particularly condemning statements made by Serbian Vice President Aleksandar Vulin. Miličević's activism highlights her commitment to social justice and the empowerment of women in society.

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Montenegro Montenegro: Nataša Milićević serves as the assistant director for the play. 6

Branislav Micunovic Dragana Tripkovic Strahinja Radonjic Ljubica Draskovic Ana Vujosevic Lazar Dragojevic Kristina Obradovic Aleksandar Radulovic Dejan Ivanic Jelena Nenezic Aleksandar Gavranic Emira Catovic Omar Bajramspahic Nemanja Todorovic Luka Stankovic Aleksandar Denic Tamara Vujosevic Mandic Dubravka Drakic Julija Milacic Petrovic Njegos Masa Mirkovic Jelena Ivancevic Vukosava Tomovic Jelena Minic Jelena V Đukic
Vijesti – largest independent Montenegrin daily, est. 1997: Ljubav koja nije ideal, već iskušenje

Montenegro Montenegro: Nataša Miličević stated that this day is about showing there is no silence on sexism. 8

Aleksandar Vulin
Vijesti – largest independent Montenegrin daily, est. 1997: Protest u Novom Sadu, zgrada Skupštine gađana jajima, predstavnike SNS označili kao "seksiste"