In such moments you can only think of the worst.
Sometimes the world, or rather the democratic world, makes little sense. It happened last year when in June the historic Roe v. Wade ruling was overturned after almost 50 years by the Supreme Court, making it illegal to get an abortion in many states.
Recently, Montenegro, one of Europe’s youngest, independent countries, baffled its citizens after a woman was fined for defending herself a bit too effectively against a man who had sexually assaulted her. The 24-year-old student, Milica Živković, found herself in a distressing situation as she walked home with a friend after a night out in the town of Kolašin, located in northern Montenegro. They became aware that a man was trailing them closely.
Despite his attempts to engage them in conversation, the two friends opted to brush off his advances and respond with laughter. However, the situation then took a turn for the worse, resembling the dreaded scenario that many women and men alike hope to avoid. Recently, a Montenegrin woman was issued a fine following her act of self-defense against the person who sexually assaulted her
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