Petitions to the Chamber of Deputies

PURPOSE : D'Zil vun dëser Petitioun ass, d'Wierke vun der Madamm Astrid Lulling an Europa, zu Lëtzebuerg a fir hir Heemechtstad Schëffleng ze wierdegen. Dohier soll d'Europaschoul zu Schëffleng, déi den Educatiounsminister Claude Meisch Mëtt Juli 2025 annoncéiert huet, den Numm vun der Madamm Lulling droen.

PURPOSE : Request to declare October 3, 2025, a national holiday We, the undersigned, citizens and residents of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, respectfully submit this petition to request the declaration of Friday, October 3, 2025, as a national holiday, in honor of the accession to the throne of His Royal Highness Prince Guillaume, the future Grand Duke of Luxembourg. This historic event represents a unique moment in the life of our nation-a peaceful and symbolic transition of power, embodying the stability and continuity of our constitutional monarchy. It is a day of national pride, reflection, and celebration, worthy of official recognition.

PURPOSE : Many high-reach media organisations based in Luxembourg regularly publish articles on social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and others - while allowing hateful and discriminatory comments to remain visible beneath their posts. We are calling for a clear legal obligation to actively moderate these comment sections and to report illegal content to the police. Media organisations must no longer be allowed to watch in silence without consequences. We demand that the press in Luxembourg be legally required to: - actively monitor the comments under their articles on social media - remove hateful or discriminatory content immediately - report clearly illegal comments to law enforcement or the judiciary - inform users of their responsibilities and platform conduct rules when violations occur - stop profiting from online hate through algorithmic engagement boosts This petition does not target the platforms themselves, but specifically the media organisations that use them actively to distribute news content. Publishing publicly means taking responsibility for what happens under your name. The law must clearly state that doing nothing in the face of digital hate is no longer acceptable - and must carry consequences.