SloveniaIn an interview with Onaplus.si, Slovenian mezzo-soprano Jadranka Juras discusses personal changes over time, including her views on women's autonomy, the pro-life movement, aging in music, and societal attitudes. She emphasizes that women should have control over their bodies and that decisions regarding abortion should not be dictated by politics or others. Juras criticizes the pro-life movement, stating she would believe they care for children only if they actually support adoption and caring for orphans. She also reflects on how she has become less rigid with age, while still adhering to her principles, and notes a greater sense of peace in her later years.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames Jadranka Juras' critique of the pro-life movement as a call for genuine compassion, implying that current advocates lack true commitment. The emphasis on women's bodily autonomy aligns with progressive values, and the criticism of political interference in personal decisions leans
