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Crime victims to receive damages more easily
Crime victims should more easily be able to obtain their damages from the convicted via the Crime Victim Authority. This is proposed by a government inquiry.
Contact with gangs can be criminalized
The Government wants to investigate whether those who do not participate in a gang – but have connections to it – can be punished. It could be lawyers, brokers or auditors who sell services to the criminal networks, says Minister of Justice Gunnar Strömmer (The Moderate Party).
USA imposes sanctions on Foxtrot and Majid
The USA is introducing sanctions against the Foxtrot network and its wanted leader Rawa Majid. Minister of Justice Gunnar Strömmer (The Moderate Party) welcomes the announcement.
Unclear Law May Hinder Work Against Men's Violence
Every year, several women are killed by a man they have or have had a relationship with. Even more are raped or assaulted.
Sweden's Police Force Grows, But Is It Enough to Ensure Safety?
Sweden has got 2,202 more uniformed police officers in external service since 2015. They are not enough.
The Licensing of Firearms Needs to be Strengthened
To prevent unsuitable individuals from obtaining firearms permits, the Police Authority and the National Board of Health and Welfare are tasked by the government to develop and strengthen the work on permit testing for firearms regarding medical suitability. .
So the Government Wants to Stop Child Recruitment
The Government wants to improve the police's ability to remove illegal material from the internet and stop criminals' recruitment of children. This environment harms lives, kills and destroys, says Education Minister Johan Pehrson (The Liberals).
Fraud against the elderly should be punished more severely
The Government proposes several legislative changes on tougher penalties. Among other things, harsher penalties for fraud against the elderly.
EU countries support Swedish demand for pyrotechnics
Sweden and six other countries want the EU to do more against criminal networks. Among other things, they are urging the EU Commission to see what can be done to prevent pyrotechnics from being used in explosions.
Shortcomings in supervision of explosives – to be tightened
The municipalities' control over the handling of legal explosive goods is lacking. Now the government wants to quickly introduce tightening measures to prevent criminals from getting hold of explosives.
Åkesson disappointed with Jomshof
The SD leader Jimmie Åkesson is disappointed with Richard Jomshof, who openly questioned SD's agreement on the weapons law with the government. He does not think it was good to go out in social media.
Internal discontent in the SD over stricter gun laws
The internal criticism is growing within the Sweden Democrats after the party leadership has agreed with the government to tighten the gun laws following the mass shooting in Örebro. Heavy SD-representatives call the decision naive and want it to be reconsidered.
Johansson: Ex-gratia compensation should be given to those cleared in the da Costa case
Minister of Justice Gunnar Strömmer (M) should take the initiative for a process to clear the names of the doctors in the da Costa case. This is written by the former Minister of Justice, Social Democrat Morgan Johansson, on Svenska Dagbladet's debate page.
The Hunters Association critical of changes to weapons law
We do not see the need to rush through legislation. This is what the Swedish Hunters Association's general secretary Carl-Johan Djurstedt Holm says about the changes in the firearms legislation that the government and the Sweden Democrats want to make.
After the school shooting – the government tightens gun laws
The Government and the Sweden Democrats want to ban hunters from having semi-automatic weapons of military type, such as AR-15. The suitability testing of individuals who want to have a gun license will also be tightened.
How the suspected mass murderer was able to get a gun license
The suspected mass murderer in Örebro had a license for four weapons. The question now arises as to how he was deemed suitable to obtain a weapons license.
Party leaders in a minute of silence after the school shooting
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) gathered all the party leaders of the Riksdag today. It is obvious that there are too many weapons in circulation in our country, says S-leader Magdalena Andersson after the meeting.
Kristersson: "Most important that the police get peace and quiet"
The Royal Couple and several government representatives traveled on Wednesday to Örebro to honor the victims after Tuesday's violent acts. .
The worst mass shooting in our history
The worst mass shooting in Swedish history. This is how Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson and Minister of Justice Gunnar Strömmer (The Moderate Party) define the school shooting in Örebro.
At Least Eleven Dead in Örebro – This Is What Happened
At least eleven people have been killed in the school shooting in Örebro, which is the worst mass shooting in Swedish history. This is what is known so far.
Ten dead in school shooting – perpetrator dead
A dozen people have been killed in the school shooting in Örebro. The suspected perpetrator is one of the dead.
The Government wants to revoke citizenship
The Government will proceed with the proposal to revoke citizenship for gang criminals – despite disagreement in the Parliament, something that TV4 News was the first to report. .
Kristersson: "Don't have control over the wave of violence"
Many young people are caught up in the new wave of violence sweeping across Sweden. Now the government wants to expedite a law that allows wiretapping of children under 15 years old.
The Social Democrats demand a plan to stop the explosions
The Social Democrats are demanding an action plan by the end of the week from the government to stop the wave of explosions. The Social Democrats also want to fast-track legislation on secret surveillance of children.
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