“The bus stoning in Cetinje is like having an older skinhead taking children and young people to Harlem on the day of Malcolm X’s assassination to salute “White power!” and when their car gets stoned, they complain about black people being violent, telling that there’s no democracy”, tweeted Dusan Pajovic, who’s an author and activist, having a master’s degree in social psychology. In an interview for the CdM portal, Mr Pajovic touches on both the social and political stage in Montenegro, describing the Montenegrin policy as a “form without essence”. In that sense, he adds that “the majority of parties doesn’t know how to position themselves”, noting that the use of term antifascism is often banal.
Mr Pajovic works as a campaign coordinator of the DiEM25 organization, and has so far cooperated with numerous organizations, such as UN, UNICEF, Humanity&Inclusion, Spektra, Animal Save Movement and so on.
