Myrtle Hilkens

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Myrthe Hilkens (2010)

Myrthe Hilkens (born January 31, 1979 in Geleen ) is a Dutch journalist and publicist .

Hilkens studied journalism in Tilburg and first worked as a music journalist for various magazines, for example also for the Dutch magazine OOR. She then worked for BN / De Stem , among others , and for the De Pers daily newspaper . She also worked for various TV stations. Together with her mother, she stood in front of the camera in a program on the KRO's De wandeling , on the subject of “Women and Sexuality” (Dutch: vrouwen en seksualiteit ); She has published several publications on this subject.

Hilkens campaigns against tendencies that she describes as pornoficatie (Dutch: pornoficatie ) of coexistence. By this, she understands the intensification of human communication and human coexistence solely from the point of view of a certain understanding of sexual attraction. According to Hilkens, the view of sexuality in the most influential pornography is linked to the degradation of women to a mere object of pleasure. She also spoke out against violent pornography . Instead, according to Hilkens, in depictions of sex, for example in porn, women should be shown more strongly as people with feelings and a will, and sex as an interaction between two equal people, the identities of men and women should play a role.

Myrthe Hilkens ran for the social democratic PvdA for the Dutch parliament in 2010 . From April 12 to August 2, 2011 she was a temporary member of the Second Chamber of the States General . From January 2012 to August 2013 she was again a member of the Second Chamber.

Publications

Individual evidence

  1. Myrthe Hilkens: The pornography of our society. Orlanda Verlag, Berlin 2010, pp. 11–12
  2. Myrthe Hilkens 2010, pp. 194–196, 178.
  3. Myrthe Hilkens 2010, pp. 108–110
  4. http://www.brigitte.de/liebe/sex-flirten/myrthe-hilkens-sexuelle-revolution-1054597/ (on February 7, 2012).
  5. Myrthe Hilkens 2010, pp. 178–198, especially 185.

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