The article recounts an experience at Slovenia's state celebration commemorating the unification of Primorska with the motherland, where the author, Katja Kjuder, was asked to remove both a Palestinian and a Yugoslav flag she carried. The security guard dismissed her presence with these flags, forcing her to move away. During the event, President of Slovenia mentioned Gaza, emphasizing the need to resist normalization of destruction and suffering. The author reflects on the importance of expressing solidarity with nations currently facing hardship, drawing parallels to historical Slovenian experiences.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the suppression of displaying the Palestinian and Yugoslav flags during a national celebration as an issue of freedom of expression and solidarity with oppressed peoples. It criticizes the restriction of such expressions and highlights the contrast between historical Slovenian tra





