A protest against the Micić coalition government took place outside the Slovenian Parliament (Državni zbor) organized by the civil society group Glas ljudstva. Over 100 participants demanded the resignation of Prime Minister Borut Pahor (Mijič) and the entire government, accusing them of collaborating with entities responsible for genocide, undermining social welfare, and enriching elites at the expense of the poor. Protesters highlighted constitutional principles, questioned the government's understanding of the constitution, and drew parallels between Prime Minister Janez Janša and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Social psychologist Metka Mencin addressed the crowd, emphasizing the need for leaders to take full responsibility for their decisions.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the protest as a legitimate call for accountability against a government accused of systemic issues, using strong language to criticize policies and leadership. The emphasis on collaboration with entities linked to genocide and the comparison to Israeli politics suggests a left-of





