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Joakim Medin Awaits Trial in Turkey Despite Conditional Sentence
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Joakim Medin Awaits Trial in Turkey Despite Conditional Sentence

The Editor-in-Chief of Dagens ETC is cautiously relieved over the news that Joakim Medin receives a conditional sentence in Turkey. It is a success in terms of Joakim being able to come home as soon as possible, says Andreas Gustavsson
Joakim Medin Receives Conditional Sentence but Remains Imprisoned
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Joakim Medin Receives Conditional Sentence but Remains Imprisoned

The journalist Joakim Medin is sentenced to a conditional sentence for insulting Turkey's President Erdogan, reports TT's correspondent in Ankara. He is still charged with participating in a terrorist organization and spreading terrorist propaganda, and will remain in prison
SVT Strike Averted as Union Reaches New Agreement
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SVT Strike Averted as Union Reaches New Agreement

The notice of strike at SVT is withdrawn. Through mediation, the Union and SJF have reached an agreement with Medieföretagen within Almega on a new agreement
SVT Strike Averted as Union Reaches New Agreement
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SVT Strike Averted as Union Reaches New Agreement

The notice of strike at SVT is withdrawn. Through mediation, the Union and SJF have reached an agreement with Medieföretagen within Almega on a new agreement
The Journalists' Union and the Union issue strike notice at SVT
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The Journalists' Union and the Union issue strike notice at SVT

The Journalists' Union and the Union are issuing a warning of a strike at SVT in Stockholm. Surprising and reckless, says Maria Möller, Director of the Media Companies' Association
Journalists' Association Warns - Harder to Scrutinize NATO
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Journalists' Association Warns - Harder to Scrutinize NATO

The Journalists' Union (SJF) criticizes the government's proposal that even "harmless" information about the NATO cooperation should be able to be classified as secret – in some cases for up to 150 years.
Criticized for interview after mass murder
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Criticized for interview after mass murder

The Journalists' Union's Professional Ethics Committee (YEN) is directing criticism towards a journalist at Aftonbladet. The reason is a notable interview with a relative of the mass murderer Rickard Andersson
Municipal: An Important Victory
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Municipal: An Important Victory

The Supreme Court's verdict against the care company Attendo is welcomed by the trade unions Kommunal and Journalistförbundet.
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