On eating and cooking like a feminist

For some, the kitchen is a place for family, friendship and food. For others, it can be a site of subordination.

The silent struggle of breastfeeding mothers

For doctors and mothers alike, breastfeeding sits in a precarious position between institutional negligence and societal prejudice, remaining one of the lowest-funded health issues in Kosovo.

To our statesmen, stop the drama

From brawls to petty squabbles, Kosovo politicians have polluted the public discourse with aggression, exaggeration and over-reaction. They should learn to be more ‘feminine’ instead.

Why aren’t we angrier?

In Kosovo, the more dreadful the experience of giving birth, the more heroic the mother. But we should stop normalizing traumatic experiences. Instead we must demand better treatment.

On the killing of women: are we all somehow complicit?

By refusing to be complicit in a vicious cycle of violence, we will inspire a culture in which reporting violence, particularly when witnessed in our very own families, is a civic and human duty.