Marlene Schiappa

While some criticised French Minister Marlene Schiappa's appearance on Playboy's cover, she and others defended it as rightful expression of personal and ...

CNN notes, "Schiappa has been a long-time advocate for women’s rights and was appointed as the country’s first ever Gender Equality Minister in 2017. In the April issue of Playboy, Marlene appears in a white dress on the cover. In apparent response to criticism and trolling, Marlene tweeted in French: "Defending the right of women to dispose of their bodies is everywhere and all the time. Marlene is a well-known feminist, which she also mentions in her Twitter bio. These include Interior Minister Gerard Darmanin who came on TV to support Marlene and said "you won't make me say anything bad about Marlène Schiappa...being a liberated woman is not that easy". "Of course, it was the sex that most people associate with Playboy, in particular the Playmate centerfolds.

French Minister Marlene Schiappa is set to appear on the cover of Playboy France magazine. Her interview focuses on women's rights and LGBTQ+ issues, ...

With all due respect to the backsliders and the hypocrites." The views expressed here are that of the respective authors/ entities and do not represent the views of Economic Times (ET). Meanwhile, thousands of French people have taken to the streets in recent weeks to protest the pension reforms, with violent outbursts and strikes reported. In a tweet, he said, "In a country where the President expresses himself in Pif and his minister in Playboy, the problem would be the opposition. The cover [will](/wealth/legal/will)feature Schiappa fully clothed, and an interview with the Minister will focus on women's [rights](/definition/rights)and LGBTQ+ issues. The country is currently experiencing widespread unrest due to President

Marlene Schiappa, 40, who is minister for social economy and associations, will feature fully clothed alongside a 12-page interview in the French edition of ...

She made headlines while in office in 2021 for describing herself as a “sapiosexual”, a person who finds intelligence sexually attractive. “With all due respect to the backsliders and the hypocrites.” “Defending the right of women to dispose of their bodies is everywhere and all the time.

The magazine's French edition will feature Schiappa, dressed in attire and her 12-page interview discussing topics such as women's rights and LGBT rights.

The magazine's French edition will feature Schiappa, who describes herself as a "sapiosexual," dressed in attire and her 12-page interview discussing topics such as abortion, women's rights, and LGBT rights. -Before entering politics, the mother of two was a prolific author and blogger, writing about motherhood's challenges, women's health, and pregnancy. Some have even questioned if it was an April Fools' joke at first. Whether it annoys the retrogrades and hypocrites or not.” “In France, women are free. The magazine's French edition will feature Schiappa, dressed in attire and her 12-page interview discussing topics such as women's rights and LGBT rights.

Marlene Schiappa, 40, who is minister for social economy and associations, will feature fully clothed alongside a 12-page interview in the French edition of ...

Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne told Ms Schiappa that her decision "was not at all appropriate, especially in the current period." In recent weeks France has ...

She has written about the challenges of motherhood, women's health and pregnancy. According to Mr Florentin, although the magazine still contains "a few undressed women... It will appear on the cover of the April edition in France. Whether it annoys the retrogrades and hypocrites or not." Prime Minister Borne's criticism was echoed by Green MP and fellow women's rights activist Sandrine Rousseau, who questioned the timing of the move. The editor of the French-language edition of Playboy backed Ms Schiappa's decision to appear in the magazine, describing her as the most "Playboy compatible" of ministers in Mr Macron's cabinet, due to her strong and vocal support of women's rights.

A French government minister who has appeared — clothed — on the cover of Playboy has defended her decision as a feminist statement.

Ms Schiappa was the "most 'Playboy compatible" of government ministers "because she is attached to the rights of women and she has understood that it's not a magazine for old machos but could be an instrument for the feminist cause," editor Jean-Christophe Florentin said. She will appear clothed on the front cover of the famous magazine along with a a 12-page interview on women's and gay rights as well as abortion. A French government minister who has appeared — clothed — on the cover of Playboy has defended her decision as a feminist statement.

Marlène Schiappa, a 40-year-old former erotica author, will appear fully clothed on the cover of Playboy after giving a 12-page interview to the notorious ...

France is going off the rails.' Playboy joined also defended the interview. She also gave it a 12-page interview on women's and The 40-year-old former erotica author, will appear fully clothed on the cover of the French edition of the magazine after giving a 12-page interview to the notorious magazine on women's and gay rights With the country in turmoil, Macron now faces the fallout from Schiappa (pictured) becoming the first female politician to appear in the Playboy magazine Schiappa slammed 'hypocrites' who criticised her appearance on the front cover of the French edition of Playboy

Marlene Schiappa, France's social affairs minister, sparked a backlash by posing for a Playboy cover in a revealing outfit amid strikes and violent protests ...

With all due respect to the detractors and hypocrites,” the mom of two wrote. “Defending the right of women to have control of their bodies, that’s everywhere and all the time. The editor touted the publication as not a pornography magazine, but a 300-page book-magazine hybrid “that is intellectual and on trend,” albeit with “a few undressed women” added to the mix. “I want to say that Marlene Schiappa is a courageous female politician who has character and who has her style which is not mine but which I respect,” French Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin told the outlet CNews. French Playboy’s editor Jean-Christophe Florentin has also come to Schiappa’s defense, calling her the most “Playboy compatible” government minister because of her stance on women’s issues. France’s Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne called Schiappa this weekend to say that her photoshoot and Playboy interview were “not at all appropriate, all the more so in the current period,”