Agnes Alpers
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Agnes Alpers | |
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| Member of the Bundestag | |
| In office 2009–2015 | |
| Personal details | |
| Born | 29 June 1961 Oerel, West Germany |
| Political party | Die Linke |
Agnes Alpers (born 29 June 1961) is a Diplom-qualified educator, politician with the Left, and former member of the Bundestag.
Biography
Education and career
Starting in 1980, Alpers studied pedagogy at the Free University of Berlin, finishing her Diplom degree in 1986. Subsequently, she was active in child welfare. She is a founder of school groups and was the leader of the first Kids Samba Group in Bremen during Carnival. She is married with two children.
After a speech in the Bundestag on 28 June 2013, Alpers collapsed and had to be resuscitated on site. A stroke as a result of an aneurysm was diagnosed, and Alpers was placed into an artificial coma. By the end of July, she was taken out of her coma. In September, she was moved to a hospital in Bremen and is currently undergoing rehabilitation. She handed in her Bundestag mandate effective 2 March 2015 and was succeeded in office by Birgit Menz.
Politics
Agnes Alpers was a member of the "Socialist Unity Party of West Berlin", which was closely related to the Socialist Unity Party of Germany and the German Communist Party in West Berlin.
From October 2007, Alpers represented the Left in a Bremen "Deputation" (a kind of local parliamentary council) for Education in the Bremen Parliament.
In September 2009, she was elected to the Bundestag (or German Parliament) as part of the Bremen state party list. In parliament, she is a member of the Committee on Education, Research, and Technology. Despite her stroke, Alpers remained the lead candidate on the Bremen state party list and was reelected to the Bundestag in the federal election in 2013.
Positions
Alpers supported a cross-party bill, brought to parliament by a group of over 50 representatives on 8 November 2012, which would limit circumcision for religious purposes for only those who have reached religious maturity (14 years).
References
- ^ Weser Kurier: "Agnes Alpers in doing better" (Agnes Alpers geht es besser), published 30 July 2013, accessed 25 September 2013
- ^ Matthias Sander: "Agnes Alpers back in Bremen" (Agnes Alpers zurück in Bremen), Weser Kurier, 4 September 2013, accessed 25 September 2013
- ^ Die Linke Bremen: "Agnes Alpers legt Mandat nieder - Birgit Menz wird neue Bundestagsabgeordnete der Bremer LINKEN" Archived 2015-03-13 at the Wayback Machine, published 4 March 2015, accessed 21 April 2015
- ^ "Draft law on the scope of custody and rights of the male child at circumcision" (Drucksache 17/11430 Entwurf eines Gesetzes über den Umfang der Personensorge und die Rechte des männlichen Kindes bei einer Beschneidung) (PDF, 18 Seiten; 219 kB)
External links
- Website of Agnes Alpers
- Bundestag website profile
- Profile on the Parliamentary group for the Left's website Archived 2015-06-13 at the Wayback Machine
- Profile on "Representative Watch"
