Unauthorized Protest Against Volvo in Malmö Over Gaza Machinery Use
A large unauthorized demonstration outside Volvo in Malmö highlights concerns over machinery used in Gaza.
- • Around 100 protesters gathered outside Volvo in Malmö.
- • The protest aimed to highlight Israel's use of Volvo machinery in Gaza.
- • Demonstrators blocked access for some employees into the facility.
- • Police monitored the protest but made no arrests by 8:30 AM.
Key details
In Malmö, around 100 demonstrators gathered for an unauthorized protest outside Volvo's facility, aiming to shed light on the company's machinery being used by Israel in Gaza. The protest, which occurred on September 15, 2025, involved blocking employee entrances, hindering access for some workers. Demonstrator Tor Redelius expressed the group’s intentions, stating, "We are here because Israel uses Volvo's machines to demolish the last remaining infrastructure in Gaza, paving the way for the ethnic cleansing and genocide we see on our screens every day." Police were present to monitor the situation but reported no arrests by 8:30 AM despite issuing a dispersal order. Approximately 13 employees managed to enter the premises by 8:00 AM, while Volvo's spokesperson Claes Eliasson acknowledged the gathering as unauthorized and referred inquiries to the police.
This article was translated and synthesized from Swedish sources, providing English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
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