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EPISODE · Mar 30, 2026 · 50 MIN

Anti-gender movements in Europe: how do they operate? – with Roberto Kulpa

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Democracy and human rights are under severe attack everywhere, including in Europe. Far-right actors use anti-gender and anti-abortion arguments to build their political base, win elections, and use their political power to adopt much broader authoritarian agendas. To defend justice and freedom, we must understand what these movements are up to. Roberto Kulpa of Edinburgh Napier University joins Françoise to examine anti-gender tactics across Europe, and how the actors and discourses change depending on the context.  Les mouvements anti-genre en Europe : comment fonctionnent-ils ? – avec Roberto Kulpa La démocratie et les droits de l’homme sont gravement menacés partout dans le monde, y compris en Europe. Les acteurs d’extrême-droite utilisent des arguments anti-genre et anti-avortement pour consolider leur base politique, remporter des élections et se servir de ce pouvoir politique pour mettre en œuvre des programmes autoritaires bien plus vastes. Pour défendre la justice et la liberté, nous devons comprendre les actions et intentions de ces mouvements. Roberto Kulpa, de l’université Napier d’Édimbourg, se joint à Françoise pour examiner les tactiques anti-genre à travers l’Europe, et comment les acteurs et les discours évoluent en fonction du contexte.

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