The first common declaration of feminists from all over Yugoslavia, making new feminism visible.

The text of the Declaration was written as the response to the effort of Slovak Republic to ratify the Treaty with Holy Seat.

Eva Sopkova is one of the first specialists (psychologist) who worked in the praxis from feminist perspective. She views the violence against women as the result of power asymmetry in a patriarchal ideological system.

This report reveals the data from 2008, where 46 women were murdered by their husbands, partners or ex-partners.

The Feminism Manifesto, based on a sample of data from different women’s associations.

the main subject is violence against women. It features texts on sexual violence, religion, contraception, self-defense, the origins of agression, and violence suffered by women while in prison.

The topics discussed are sexual violence, battering of women, rape, virginity, abortion, prostitution, honor killings, mobbing, women’s images, sexual problems of women, legal rights, women and politics etc. Interviews with first islamic feminists.

The research is based on interviews with 1054 women between 20-40 years old, from different parts of the country.