The article reports that the trial of journalist and historian Jože Možina against artist Svetlana Makarovič, concerning her satirical poem 'Utrip,' was again postponed due to Makarovič’s illness. The postponement occurred just before the scheduled hearing at the Supreme Court in Ljubljana. Makarovič’s lawyer, David Sluga, confirmed the cancellation, stating that the lawsuit is likely to fail. Možina criticized the postponement on social media, arguing that the case lacks doubt and calls for clear condemnation. He expressed frustration over the delayed new trial planned for October. In his lawsuit, Možina claims Makarovič violated his right to honor and reputation, requesting compensation and public retraction. Makarovič has previously rejected the possibility of an apology and stated she was pleased by the lawsuit. The first hearing was originally scheduled for September 2024.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the legal dispute as a matter of defending reputational rights, which aligns with left-leaning perspectives that emphasize individual dignity and accountability. While the issue involves a legal proceeding, the tone suggests support for Možina’s position, implying that Makarovič’s





