Following the Rönninge murder, the Social Democrats propose a new law named after the suspect to impose geographic restrictions on violent men, extend monitoring periods, and fast-track indefinite imprisonment for repeat offenders.
The Moderate Party urges a review of Sweden's 2025 gender law amid safety concerns and criminal exploitation fears, while opposition parties call for its repeal.
Swedish healthcare's male-centric approach leads to misdiagnosis and neglect of women's health issues, highlighting urgent reform needs.
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.
The murder of a young woman in Rönninge has led to arrests, public mourning, and calls for systemic reforms in Sweden's justice and safety systems.
Recent murders of women in Salem and Boden have led to public mourning and announced legislative changes to combat violent crime and protect women in Sweden.
Analysis reveals Sweden’s political response to deadly violence against women overlooks gender and power dynamics, risking setback amid rising conservative backlash.
Following recent violent murders during Christmas 2025, Swedish communities are on high alert and political leaders call for stricter laws and systemic reforms to protect women.
The murder of a 25-year-old woman in Rönninge has sparked community memorials and calls for stronger measures to improve women's safety in Sweden.
Women in Sweden's welfare sector face increasing economic hardships during Christmas 2025, prompting calls for wage reforms and better support measures.
The transfer of convicted child murderer Paulus Abdelshahed to a women's prison after a legal gender change sparks political uproar and parliamentary scrutiny in Sweden.
In 2025, twelve women in Sweden were reportedly murdered by partners amid rising concerns over domestic violence, with nationwide statistics highlighting the scale of the issue and seasonal spikes during holidays.
Sweden leads the EU in gender equality in 2025, but faces challenges in political representation and unpaid care work amidst rising competition from other member states.
Margot Wallström criticizes government’s women's rights policies amid concerns over funding cuts and rising online sex trade vulnerabilities.
Amid rising female inmate numbers, Swedish authorities face calls for family departments in prisons, alongside internal staff warnings about management and safety issues.
Preliminary data show a decline in murders of women by partners in Sweden in 2025, with police efforts ramped up to prevent domestic violence.
Häcken criticizes UEFA for awarding disproportionately low prize money to women's football compared to men's competitions, highlighting ongoing financial challenges despite the sport's growth.
A 2025 survey reveals that female politicians in Sweden face higher risks of threats and harassment, prompting policy proposals to improve their safety and political engagement.
A surge in threats against women politicians in Sweden has led to resignations and raised concerns about the health of democracy, according to a recent survey.
Research and local reports reveal continued high levels of gendered threats and harassment against female politicians across Sweden, impacting their safety and political participation.
Following Anna-Karin Hatt’s resignation due to threats, Sweden faces rising harassment of women politicians, posing serious risks to democracy.
Social media has fueled a surge in threats against female Swedish politicians, leading to increased resignations and concerns for democracy.
Anna-Karin Hatt's resignation highlights increasing hostility and threats against women politicians in Sweden, threatening democratic participation.
Growing threats and hostile climate lead Swedish female politicians like Anna-Karin Hatt to resign and avoid sensitive discussions, raising concerns over political safety and democracy.
Anna-Karin Hatt's resignation as Centerpartiet leader underscores the severe gendered harassment faced by female politicians in Sweden, threatening democratic participation.
New legislation in Sweden is causing women's shelters to close, jeopardizing support for vulnerable women.
Sweden faces significant reductions in funding for women's health services, igniting criticism and concerns over healthcare accessibility.
Nina Björk and Saga Cavallin engage in a critical debate on the definitions of womanhood and femininity in Sweden.
Power's new pregnancy ad campaign faces backlash for perceived gender discrimination and trivialization of pregnancy.