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    Katrin Langensiepen

    Katrin Langensiepen

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    Katrin Langensiepen (DE, Greens/EFA) is a vice chair of the European Parliament’s Employment and Social Affairs Committee (EMPL)

    Child poverty belongs in the past
    10 Mar
    Child poverty belongs in the past
    The need to fight child poverty must be a priority for all policymakers because we owe it to Europe’s coming generations, argues Katrin Langensiepen
    EU State of the Union: Why no sign Language interpretation?
    15 Sep
    EU State of the Union: Why no sign Language interpretation?
    European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's State of the Union address left Katrin Langensiepen speechless and angry; not because of its content, but because the view of 30 million Europeans were being ignored
    A matter of human rights
    03 Dec
    A matter of human rights
    Dealing with discrimination is a daily reality for people with disabilities, but with the right support it is possible to fight it, writes Katrin Langensiepen.
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