Petitions to the Chamber of Deputies

OBJECT : The Luxembourgish language is a central element of the national identity and social cohesion of Luxembourg. According to Article 4 of the Constitution of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, Luxembourgish is the national language of the country. However, in everyday life it is increasingly observed that communication in Luxembourgish becomes difficult or even impossible. This concerns not only the public sector, but also many areas of daily life. In sensitive situations in particular, it is important that people can express themselves in their own language and also be understood. This applies especially in: • hospitals and healthcare institutions • retirement homes and care facilities • schools and childcare structures for children and young people • pharmacies • shops and services • public administrations • and many other areas

OBJECT : Un handicap physique ou psychique est souvent un handicap à vie et la carte handicapé y relative doit respecter cette durée. Un renouvellement de cette carte pour raison administrative pure et simple au mème rythme comme pour le document du permis de conduire B entre 18 et 60 ans est toutefois justifié sans visite médicale. Un contrôle de la persistance d'un handicap à vie de la part des autorités compétentes n'est possible que moyennant une motivation spécifique. Un handicap transitoire après affection médicale ou accidentelle grave pourrait être introduit.

OBJECT : We, the citizens of Luxembourg, call for the implementation of legal measures that guarantee fair and affordable rents. These measures should allow all families, young adults, and low-income individuals to live in decent housing, while protecting private landlords and social housing providers. To achieve this goal, we propose: - Capping rents, based on apartment size, condition, and location, to limit excessive increases and ensure affordable housing. - Clear and transparent rental contracts, securing the rights and obligations of tenants and landlords. - Development of innovative solutions such as Mietkauf (rent-to-own), allowing tenants to gradually become homeowners while ensuring landlords receive stable and secure income. - Tax incentives or subsidies for landlords who maintain fair rents or adopt rent-to-own solutions.