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Opinion pieces by Sybilla Claus published on Opiniez.com — on women's rights, gender madness, honour killings, slavery and public debate. The original articles are in Dutch.
31 MAY 2026 · OPINIEZ
D66 bill seeks to legalise 'babies on demand'
11 MARCH 2026 · OPINIEZ
More and more men who call themselves women in women's prisons
6 MARCH 2026 · OPINIEZ
Canada's gender madness knows no limits
22 JANUARY 2026 · OPINIEZ
The Islamic world too long ignored as engine behind the slave trade
11 JANUARY 2026 · OPINIEZ
Ten years after the New Year's Eve mass assaults in Cologne 2015
6 JANUARY 2026 · OPINIEZ
The Ryan case: when family honour counts more than a human life
7 DECEMBER 2025 · OPINIEZ
On the gruesome 'honour killing' of Ryan (18)
19 NOVEMBER 2025 · OPINIEZ
The Holy Days of the trans movement have begun
31 AUGUST 2025 · OPINIEZ
Farewell Lisa, welcome smokescreens…
About these columns
The columns listed above were published on Opiniez.com between August 2025 and May 2026. They deal with the same concerns that run through Sybilla Claus's work as a journalist and author: the rights of women and girls, the debate on gender identity, honour-related violence, sexual violence and the freedom to speak openly about all of it. The headlines are translated here; the articles themselves are in Dutch, and each card links to the original.
Sybilla Claus worked as a journalist for many years, among others for Trouw and De Telegraaf. Her opinion pieces build on that experience of reporting and analysis, and on the research behind her books.
Looking for more? Read about her book Gender Rebels, find out who Sybilla Claus is, browse her publications, or see where she has been interviewed on the In the Media page. For lectures, interviews or questions, use the contact page.
Sybilla Claus
Anthropologist, journalist and author. Author of Gender Rebels (2024) and the upcoming Rebel Girls (Spinifex, 2026).
Work
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