women. She argued against the law that required married women to obtain permission from their husbands before beginning paid work outside the home. This provision was removed in 1976. In January 1977, the first issue of her EMMA magazine was published, her focus of work as chief editor and publisher for the following years. With her PorNo campaign, started in 1987, she advocated the banning of pornography in Germany, arguing that pornography violates the dignity of women, constitutes a form of media violence against them, and contributes to misogyny and physical violence against women. The ongoing campaign has not been met with much success. From 1992 to 1993, Schwarzer was host of the TV show Zeil um Zehn on German TV channel Hessischer Rundfunk. With her frequent appearances in German TV talk shows, she has become an institution on German television in all matters related to feminism. When her journal EMMA changed to bimonthly release in 1993, she continued to write an increasing number of books, among them one about Petra Kelly and Gert Bastian, called Eine tödliche Liebe (Deadly Love), and biographies of Romy Schneider and Marion Dönhoff. In total, she has released 19 books as a writer, and 21 as publisher, as of 2014. Regarding Prostitution in Germany, she campaigned against the law of 2002 that fully legalized brothels. She views prostitution as violence against women, and favors laws like those in Sweden, where the sale of sexual acts is legal, but their purchase is not. In 2002, in the program Unsere Besten, she was voted the greatest living German, and the 23rd-greatest overall. She published an autobiography, Lebenslauf (Curriculum vitae), in 2011. She has been highly critical of political Islamism and the position of women in Islam; she favors prohibitions against women in public schools or other public settings wearing the hijab, which she considers a symbol of oppression. She has warned of a creeping Islamicization of Europe, which, in her opinion, would lead to an erosion of human rights, especially women's rights. She has written in favor of the continued legality of circumcision of male children. In June 2018, Schwarzer married her long-time life and business partner Bettina Flitner. Her most recent book, "Transsexualität. Was ist eine Frau? Was ist ein Mann? Eine Streitschrift." (2022), repeats the unresearched claim that transness is trending and advocates for transexclusive policies and institutionalised transphobia; Emma the magazine has since