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Protest against femicide in Novi Sad: Punishments should discourage violators from committing crimes, not the other way around

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“The last four victims of femicide in our city would not have happened if the ban on access had been effective,” said Maja Vasic, one of the organizers of the anti-femicide protest in Novi Sad.

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Protest against femicide in Novi Sad: Punishments should discourage violators from committing crimes, not the other way around

“The last four victims of femicide in our city would not have happened if the ban on access had been effective,” said Maja Vasic, one of the organizers of the anti-femicide protest in Novi Sad.

·Belgrade, Serbia
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