One in Nine Men in Sweden Experience Partner Violence Amidst Stigma and Silence
A new study and personal accounts reveal the prevalence and stigma of partner violence against men in Sweden, highlighting challenges in recognition and support.
A new study and personal accounts reveal the prevalence and stigma of partner violence against men in Sweden, highlighting challenges in recognition and support.
Local governments in Sweden face criticism for excessive political reimbursements and controversial closures of social support centers amid economic challenges.
Families of sexual offenders in Sweden face isolation, shame, and limited healthcare support according to recent reports and expert insights.
Sweden’s local politics grapple with youth underrepresentation, political elitism fears, and rising harassment, prompting calls for reforms to boost democracy and participation.
Local politicians in Sweden face growing harassment amid community concerns over youth facility conditions in Gnesta, with parents calling for better support for children and teens.
Swedish Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard’s recent visit to Eritrea has ignited new diplomatic efforts and hope for the release of imprisoned Swedish-Eritrean journalist Dawit Isaak.
A troubling youth homicide case in Malmö underscores the link between Sweden's rising youth violence and widening economic inequality.
Four men convicted of sexual assaults against elderly women in Swedish care homes spark government outrage over systemic failures in reporting and accountability.
Swedish Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard's unprecedented visit to Eritrea highlights diplomatic efforts to address Dawit Isaak's imprisonment and regional challenges.
A detained woman was left locked overnight without food or water at Migrationsverket's Mölndal facility, prompting harsh criticism from the Justitieombudsmannen over procedural failings.
Families of sexual offenders in Sweden face isolation and insufficient support systems, highlighting a need for improved mental health resources and specialized services.
Swedish politicians express outrage over disabled student Cora's limited toilet access at school, leading to a temporary solution involving a personal assistant.
Sweden has increased forced deportations to Somalia, defending the practice despite criticism over aid funds used to support repatriation efforts and alleged misuse.
UN Special Rapporteur Mary Lawlor condemns Sweden for restricting freedoms of activists and minorities, signaling a sharp decline in the country's human rights landscape.
The Swedish government cuts funding to Kista folkhögskola over democratic concerns amid wider debates on transparency in aid management related to Somalia.
Municipalities like Sigtuna defy court rulings and citizen rights, exposing systemic failures in governance and youth services ahead of Sweden's 2026 elections, prompting calls for political accountability.
Conflicts escalate between politicians and school leaders over youth organization visits in Kungsbacka, alongside child neglect allegations involving a Social Democratic politician in Ljungby.
Sweden's migration law changes, eliminating 'spårbyte' and raising permit salary requirements, are prompting deportations of well-integrated families and triggering political and community backlash.
Political debate in Sweden exposes deep challenges in elderly care, focusing on neglected welfare, staffing shortages, and contested policy priorities.
A Swedish municipal politician's call to prioritize financial self-interest over charity amid high living costs sparks public debate.
The Salemmarschen far-right march returns after 15 years, with police preparing for large-scale security and societal concerns amid ongoing debates about extremism.
The Tomorrow Report 2025 reveals a sharp decline in Swedish optimism towards new technology, alongside strong support for European digital independence.
Riksrevisionen's review finds Sida's humanitarian aid distribution overly complex, urging simplification and clearer decision-making to improve efficiency.
The 2025 Swedish police report identifies 65 vulnerable areas, highlighting neighborhood classification changes and positive trends in crime reduction.
Margot Wallström criticizes government’s women's rights policies amid concerns over funding cuts and rising online sex trade vulnerabilities.
Two recent fatal cases in Karlskrona and Uppsala reveal ongoing domestic violence issues, involving previous contact bans and legal actions.
Sweden proposes a new law allowing forced custody to protect children from criminal and oppressive environments, inspired by the tragic case of Esmeralda.
Sebastian Stakset's viral apology to a Moderate Party politician ignited constructive political and educational discussions in Sweden on youth and schooling challenges.
Sweden's recent immigration policy changes have led to protests by workers facing deportation and concern over long residency wait times affecting startup entrepreneurs, highlighting wide-ranging social and economic impacts.
Seven-year-old Swedish-born boy Subeer and his mother face deportation to Ethiopia, prompting local protests and highlighting migrant residency issues.
Reports highlight that 30% of students in vulnerable Swedish areas fail to meet school requirements, with high staff turnover and calls for political action to prevent social exclusion.
Research reveals normalized sex buying on Swedish websites with clear signs of human trafficking, highlighting ongoing legal and social challenges.
Denice Westerberg of Ungsvenskarna condemns Islam in Sweden, insisting immigrants conform to Swedish cultural norms or leave, sparking controversy at a major political event.
The Sweden Democrats narrowly backed reforming the hate speech law, focusing on ethnic groups while rejecting full abolition amid internal and public debate.
Hate crime victim Mohammad Aluaudt Allah’s assault by Nazis ignites political responses highlighting the influence of political rhetoric on societal hate towards immigrants in Sweden.
Sweden's parliament unanimously urges government intervention to curb online sale of child-like sex dolls, highlighting police action and website blocks.
Zara Larsson’s refusal to perform at Eurovision 2024 due to Israel's participation has resulted in lost gigs and public backlash, impacting her career despite recent successes.
Sweden faces a growing crisis as one in four politicians encounter threats and harassment, raising concerns about the impact on democracy and governance, especially ahead of election year.
Sweden confronts rising hate crimes and gang violence amid heated political rhetoric that some link to increased extremist attacks on minorities.
A mother’s personal tragedy from gang violence in Stockholm underscores the urgent need for a comprehensive national strategy to combat gang-related crime in Sweden.