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Joke Swiebel (born 1941) is a Dutch policy analyst, writer, politician and activist. Since the 1960s, she has been involved with the feminist and LGBT movements. She was one of the coordinators of the first LGBT action in the Netherlands, a protest against a discriminatory law on sexual relations, held in January 1969. She served as first chair of the Federation of Student Working Groups on Homosexuality and on the board of the COC Nederland while a student. After earning her candidate degree in 1972 from the University of Amsterdam, she led the political science library at that institution until 1977. She was involved in the creation of the women's studies program at the university and worked to coordinate between activist groups to ensure that neither gender or sexual orientation were th

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rdfs:comment	Joke Swiebel (ur. 28 listopada 1941 w Hadze) – holenderska polityk, działaczka społeczna, deputowana do Parlamentu Europejskiego (1999–2004). (pl) Joke Swiebel (born 1941) is a Dutch policy analyst, writer, politician and activist. Since the 1960s, she has been involved with the feminist and LGBT movements. She was one of the coordinators of the first LGBT action in the Netherlands, a protest against a discriminatory law on sexual relations, held in January 1969. She served as first chair of the Federation of Student Working Groups on Homosexuality and on the board of the COC Nederland while a student. After earning her candidate degree in 1972 from the University of Amsterdam, she led the political science library at that institution until 1977. She was involved in the creation of the women's studies program at the university and worked to coordinate between activist groups to ensure that neither gender or sexual orientation were th (en) Joke Swiebel ('s-Gravenhage, 28 november 1941) is een Nederlands activiste voor de mensenrechten en politica voor de Partij van de Arbeid. Joke Swiebel studeerde tot 1972 politicologie aan de Universiteit van Amsterdam en werd in 1968 gekozen tot voorzitter van de Federatie Studenten Werkgroepen Homoseksualiteit (FSWH). Vanaf 1977 werkte ze als beleidsadviseur op het gebied van emancipatie, mensenrechten en antidiscriminatie voor verschillende Ministeries. Ze leidde de Nederlandse delegatie naar de VN-commissie voor de positie van vrouwen (Commission on the Status of Women (CSW), 1988-1995). (nl)
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