The Festival Kamping Kitsch Club in Kortrijk has apologized for the singers of K3 for the AI images in the background at a concert. Hanne, Marthe and Julia were shown during their performance with headscarves and in bikini.
In recent days, fans have responded to the relevant images on social media. The visuals were called “disrespectful” and “wrong”, among other things.
Muslim Rights Watch Belgium (MRWB), an organization that fights against Islamophobia and discrimination, says it has received many angry reactions from Muslim women who find the background film hurtful. “This does not contribute to inclusion, but puts a population group away in caricature and spot,” says a MRWB spokesperson.
The organization of the Kamping Kitsch Club reports on Monday “to take full responsibility” and “to” state that Studio 100 and K3 were in no way involved in any way “.
According to the organization, Kamping Kitsch Club is an inclusive festival, where there is room for everyone, regardless of origin, belief or conviction. “Humor and self -relativation are part of our identity, but there are also limits there. We very much regret this incident, because if someone feels hurt, it is at odds with the values that we as an organization want to spread.”
A spokesperson for Studio 100 says that the production house does not respond to the incident.
The Kamping Kitsch Club Festival in Kortrijk Has Apologized to the Singers of K3 for the AI Images in the Background Duration A Concert. Hanne, Marthe and Julia Were Shown Wearing Headcarves and Bikinis Duration Their Performance.
Fans have reacted indignantly to the images on social media in recent days. The Visuals were called “Disrespectful” and “Wrong”, Among Other Things.
Muslim Rights Watch Belgium (MRWB), An Organization That Fights Against Islamophobia and Discrimination, Told the Laatste Nieuws That It It It It It Ited Many Angry Reactions From Muslim Women Who Found The Background Video Offensive. “This does not contribute to inclusion, but portrays a population group in Caricature and Ridicule,” Says a spokesperson for MRWB.
The Organization of the Kamping Kitsch Club Reports on Monday that it “Takes Full Responsibility” and “Clearly States That Studio 100 and K3 Were in No Way Involved.”
Accordance to the Organization, Kamping Kitsch Club is an Inclusive Festival, Where There Is Room for Everyone, Regardless of Origin, Belief or Conviction. “Humor and self-relativization are part of our identity, but there are also limits. We deEply regret this incident, because ifone feels hurt, that is at odds with the values we want to promote as an organization.”
A Spokesperson for Studio 100 Said that the Production House is not responding to the incident.