Two more people at the boarding school in Sigtuna have been arrested. One is suspected of assault, the other of assault and unlawful coercion. A total of five people are now suspects in the investigation.
CrimeLawyer Elisabeth Massi Fritz, who represents one of the plaintiffs at Sigtuna School, criticizes a defense attorney’s statement about the school’s culture. It is a way to minimize the victim’s vulnerability, she tells Expressen.
SwedenTwo men are demanding several million kronor in damages for secretly photographing schoolgirls over several years.
SwedenThe news that Julian Assange is being released creates reactions – due to the now statute-barred sexual offences he was previously investigated for in Sweden. "Evidence was found" writes Elisabeth Massi Fritz, who represented the woman who reported Julian Assange for rape in August 2010.
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