Question 9120 — women

Summary

Ms. Pascale Martin questions the Secretary of State to the Prime Minister, responsible for the social and solidarity economy and community life, about public funding allocated to feminist associations to counter the influence of anti-rights actors. Anti-rights actors take the form of NGOs, think tanks, associations or collectives which call into question the sexual and reproductive rights of women, but also the rights LGBTQI+ and are attacking international instruments like the 2011 Istanbul Convention. The deployment of these ideas has never been more important and is particularly visible since the Metoo movement. In ten years, their funding has increased significantly according to the European Parliament Forum for sexual and reproductive rights. They now have a considerable capacity to influence the political orientations of many States, including included in Europe. This funding also allows the implementation of anti-abortion campaigns, the most recent dating from May 25, 2023 on the Vélib' in Paris. Parliamentarians receive more and more anti-abortion letters and documents. Faced with this dazzling progress, many feminist associations are recommending increasing their funding in order to obtain greater media, political, economic and legal weight. facing these groups. She therefore asks her if she will defend to the Government an increase in funding allocated to feminist associations in the next finance bill in order to enable them to better counter the growing influence of these groups opposed to republican values.

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