Marieluise Beck

Marieluise Beck is a politi­cian of foreign affairs with a focus on Eastern and South-East Europe and well-respected across parties. She is held in high regard as a defender of human rights-oriented foreign and security politics and has broad networks in politics and civil society in Russia, Ukraine and South-East Europe.

In addition to her political work she has repeat­edly devoted herself to human­i­tarian causes. She carries the Order of Merit with Ribbon of the Federal Republic of Germany. In 2016 she was awarded the Ramer Award for Courage in the Defence of Democracy by the American Jewish Committee (AJC).

She was spokesperson of the first green parlia­men­tary group in 1983, member of the parlia­ment from 1983 to 2017 and member of the committee on foreign affairs since 2005. She was appointed respon­sible for migration within the green and red govern­ment and was parlia­men­tary state secretary in the ministry for employ­ment. In addition, she was a member of the Parlia­men­tary Assembly of the Council of Europe. There she joined the “Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe” (ALDE). She is a board member of the “Peters­burger Dialog”. During the Serbian-Bosnian conflict, she founded the organ­i­sa­tion “Brücke der Hoffnung” (Bridge of Hope), which has applied more than 10 million Euro for human­i­tarian projects by now.

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