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Maria Robsahm (before June 2008 Maria Carl … Maria Robsahm (before June 2008 Maria Carlshamre; born Maria Kelldén on 3 February 1957 in Enköping) is a Swedish politician who was a Member of the European Parliament from 2004 to 2009. She was elected as a member of the Liberal People's Party, part of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe. However, she defected to Feminist Initiative on 1 March 2006. She sat on the European Parliament's Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs and the Committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality. She was also a substitute for the Committee on Culture and Education and a member of the Delegation to the EU-Moldova Parliamentary Cooperation Committee. Robsahm was convicted of accounting irregularities in August 2005, following the bankruptcy of a company owned jointly by herself (then known as Maria Carlshamre) and her former husband. She was given a suspended sentence. As a result of her conviction, the leadership of the Liberal People's Party called on her to resign from her seat in the European Parliament. Instead, she left that party and joined Feminist Initiative. This move received some Swedish media attention for the fact that one of the two co-leaders of Feminist Initiative, Gudrun Schyman, had been convicted on another finance-related crime, tax evasion.nother finance-related crime, tax evasion.
, Maria Robsahm z domu Kelldén (ur. 3 lutego 1957 w Enköping) – szwedzka polityk, filozof i dziennikarka. Posłanka do Parlamentu Europejskiego w kadencji 2004–2009.
, Maria Robsahm, född Kelldén den 3 februari … Maria Robsahm, född Kelldén den 3 februari 1957 i Enköping, är en svensk journalist, tidigare politiker och ledamot av Europaparlamentet 2004–2009. Hon var fram till 2008 känd under efternamnet Carlshamre. Maria Robsahm är uppvuxen på Djurö i Stockholms skärgård och på Kanarieöarna. Hennes föräldrar var konsthantverkare. Efter en filosofie kandidat-examen arbetade hon som universitetslärare i filosofi vid Göteborgs universitet 1979–1988. År 1990 tog hon journalistexamen och arbetade därefter på SVT:s Mittnytt. Hon var sedan med och startade TV4:s Nyhetsmorgon och har arbetat på Moderna Tider, Rapport och Aktuellt, gjort dokumentärfilm och skrivit ledare i Dagens Nyheter. Hon utgav 2006 boken Den oslagbara: en personlig skildring av våld i kärlekens namn, där hon skildrade den misshandel som hon under många år utsattes för av en tidigare sambo. Vid valet till Europaparlamentet 2004 blev Robsahm genom personröstning invald på Folkpartiets lista. I parlamentet arbetade hon bland annat med frågor som jämställdhet, kvinnors rättigheter och trafficking. I oktober 2005 dömdes hon, tillsammans med sin tidigare sambo, till villkorlig dom och böter för bokföringsbrott eftersom de underlåtit att kontrollera att den bokföringsfirma de länge använt för sitt gemensamma företag verkligen utfört sitt uppdrag. Hon uppmanades då av Folkpartiet att lämna sitt uppdrag. Robsahm valde i stället 2006 att gå ur Folkpartiet men stanna kvar i Europaparlamentet som så kallad politisk vilde. Från den 3 oktober 2006 tillhörde hon i stället Feministiskt initiativ, som hon dock inte representerade i sitt arbete i EU-parlamentet. Hon kandiderade i riksdagsvalet 2006 för Feministiskt initiativ.dagsvalet 2006 för Feministiskt initiativ.
, Maria Robsahm (avant juin 2008 Maria Carlshamre, née Maria Kelldén le 3 février 1957 à Enköping), est une femme politique suédoise. Membre des Libéraux puis de l'Initiative féministe en 2006, elle siège au Parlement européen de 2004 à 2009.
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Maria Robsahm (before June 2008 Maria Carl … Maria Robsahm (before June 2008 Maria Carlshamre; born Maria Kelldén on 3 February 1957 in Enköping) is a Swedish politician who was a Member of the European Parliament from 2004 to 2009. She was elected as a member of the Liberal People's Party, part of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe. However, she defected to Feminist Initiative on 1 March 2006.ed to Feminist Initiative on 1 March 2006.
, Maria Robsahm z domu Kelldén (ur. 3 lutego 1957 w Enköping) – szwedzka polityk, filozof i dziennikarka. Posłanka do Parlamentu Europejskiego w kadencji 2004–2009.
, Maria Robsahm, född Kelldén den 3 februari 1957 i Enköping, är en svensk journalist, tidigare politiker och ledamot av Europaparlamentet 2004–2009. Hon var fram till 2008 känd under efternamnet Carlshamre.
, Maria Robsahm (avant juin 2008 Maria Carlshamre, née Maria Kelldén le 3 février 1957 à Enköping), est une femme politique suédoise. Membre des Libéraux puis de l'Initiative féministe en 2006, elle siège au Parlement européen de 2004 à 2009.
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