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More people will be forced to provide information to the police

Authorities, municipalities, and schools will be forced to share information with the police. Social services and healthcare will be exempt from the obligation, but will still be required to disclose more information than they do today.

More people will be forced to provide information to the police

Sis remodels youth homes to get more places

The number of young people sentenced to closed youth care has tripled in a year and a half. This has put pressure on the National Board of Institutions (Sis) to find room for everyone.

Sis remodels youth homes to get more places

Proposed Youth Authority Slammed

A very alarming development for juvenile delinquency. But a new national authority is not the right way to go, according to the Institute for Human Rights.

Proposed Youth Authority Slammed

Top Politicians: Cooperate Across Party Lines

The government and the opposition must cooperate to combat serious crime, writes the Chairman of the Police Union, Katharina von Sydow, and the former SÄPO chief, Klas Friberg, on [Aftonbladet debate](https://www. aftonbladet.

Top Politicians: Cooperate Across Party Lines

Prison for rapes against prostitutes

A man in his 40s is sentenced to prison for seven years and ten months for two aggravated rapes and three robberies against prostitutes in the Stockholm area. .

Prison for rapes against prostitutes

Fast care contact from 2026 proposed

The Government is aiming for those living in special housing to have a statutory right to a fixed care contact from July 1, 2026. .

Fast care contact from 2026 proposed

SiS homes strengthened with 700 million

The Government wants to strengthen the closed youth care at SiS-homes with 700 million kronor in 2025. The money is intended to ensure that more young people get a place immediately, that security is strengthened and the living environment is improved.

SiS homes strengthened with 700 million

Many in the danger zone after Malmö shooting

There was a great risk that more people would have been hit by shots in connection with Monday's fatal shooting in Malmö, according to the prosecutor. A apartment window was hit by shots and right nearby is a preschool.

Many in the danger zone after Malmö shooting