2026/2118(INI)FEMM

Combating the ‘tradwives’ phenomenon – promoting women’s rights, economic independence and digital narratives

Stage: Referred to committee, reached 17 Sept 2026
Procedure: Own-initiative report
Last activity: 17 Sept 2026

1 entry · record as of 12 Oct 2026

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Latest: Referred to committee, 17 Sept 2026.

17 Sept 2026
- Referred to committee

1 person

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Role	Name	Group	Country
Shadow rapporteur	Anna Strolenberg	Greens/EFA	NL

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The file addresses the 'tradwives' phenomenon and its effect on women's rights, economic independence and digital narratives. It has been referred to committee in the European Parliament, where the lead committee and rapporteur are not yet identified. No legislative text or sector tags are available.

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