Françoise Kemp
Françoise Kemp is a prominent Luxembourgish politician and the General Secretary of the Christian Social People's Party (CSV). Known for her advocacy on issues related to women's rights and gender-based violence, Kemp has been involved in legislative efforts to strengthen protections against sexual misconduct. She played a significant role in the introduction of the 'upskirting' law in Luxembourg, which criminalizes the non-consensual taking of intimate images. Kemp has expressed support for initiatives aimed at addressing public voyeurism and has emphasized the need for legal reforms to protect individuals from sexual harassment and violations of privacy in public spaces.
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Luxembourg:
Françoise Kemp is a member of parliament who inquired about the pink driving licenses.
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Françoise Kemp highlighted the need for a broad consensus in the dialogue regarding constitutional guarantees for abortion rights.
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Françoise Kemp is a CSV member of parliament and spokesperson for her party on topics including AI and digitalization.
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Françoise Kemp is a CSV member of parliament who raised a question about the resilience of Luxembourg's power grid.
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Luxembourg:
Françoise Kemp, the General Secretary of CSV, expressed understanding for Yanni Gentsch's demands regarding voyeurism laws.
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