Thousands Rally in Stockholm to Demand Action Against Gun Violence
Approximately 10,000 people gathered in Stockholm on January 22 to protest gun violence in a moving event featuring victims' families and calls for urgent action.
Approximately 10,000 people gathered in Stockholm on January 22 to protest gun violence in a moving event featuring victims' families and calls for urgent action.
The Swedish government plans to expand police powers to modify or dissolve demonstrations, emphasizing safety without limiting freedom of expression, with changes effective mid-2026.
A candlelight vigil at Sergels torg unites hundreds to honor two women murdered in Boden and Rönninge during the Christmas holidays, with similar memorials held nationwide.
Hundreds gathered in Rönninge for a candlelight vigil honoring a murdered woman and expressing concerns about local safety.
The low attendance at this year's Salemmarschen march exposes fractures and strategic divides within Sweden's Nazi movement, despite ongoing extremist threats.
Salem witnessed its first far-right march in 15 years, marked by strong police presence, counter-demonstrations, and concerns over extremist recruitment via social media.
The Salemmarschen far-right march returned to Salem after 15 years, prompting a major police operation, clashes with counter-demonstrators, and political condemnation in Sweden.
The Salemmarschen far-right march returns after 15 years, with police preparing for large-scale security and societal concerns amid ongoing debates about extremism.
Several right-wing extremist groups commemorated Karl XII's death in Stockholm with demonstrations featuring hate speech and Nazi salutes, leading to police investigations.
Neo-Nazi marches in Stockholm on November 30, involving around 100 participants linked to Aktivklubb, sparked widespread political condemnation and calls for strong action against far-right extremism.
A far-right demonstration by Aktivklubb and associated Nazi groups took place peacefully in central Stockholm on November 29, 2025, marked by nationalist slogans, banners, and police monitoring.
Stockholm police prepare for Karl XII Day demonstrations amid extremist group plans and authorized events, ensuring public safety measures are in place.
Thousands gather outside Swedish Parliament to protest a new migration law that could revoke permanent residency for thousands, sparking widespread fear and condemnation.
Hundreds rallied in Uppsala demanding stronger disability support under LSS, drawing varied political leaders who called for urgent legal reforms.
Around 6,000 protesters in Eskilstuna rallied against a factory approved to emit hazardous methyl chloride, raising significant health concerns among healthcare professionals and residents.
Greta Thunberg returns to Sweden after deportation from Israel and leads a compelling speech at Sergels torg criticizing government inaction on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
A protest at the Bokmässan in Gothenburg focuses on the risks faced by journalists in Gaza, targeting Swedish media figures.
A demonstration in Göteborg featuring Hamas flags leads to criticism and political fallout for Vänsterpartiet members.
Political leaders react strongly to pro-Palestinian protests outside a Jewish school in Stockholm.
A protest outside a Jewish school in Stockholm against an Israeli soldier drew criticism and police attention.
Police rules banning masked fans at football matches spark protests from supporters.
A large unauthorized demonstration outside Volvo in Malmö highlights concerns over machinery used in Gaza.
Swedish political leaders criticize mock civil disobedience by local politicians as ineffective and misleading.
Ebba Busch calls for stricter protest regulations in response to aggressive Palestine activism ahead of the September elections.
A significant demonstration at Mynttorget highlights growing dissatisfaction with existing political parties in Sweden.