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Sweden’s Social Democrats: “The population must be mixed”

Published December 14, 2023 – By Editorial staff
Social Democratic Party leader Magdalena Andersson speaks at Almedalen.

In the Social Democrats' report, The emergence of parallel societies, the country's largest party admits that mass immigration policies have led to a number of problems, including poorer school performance and the creation of dysfunctional parallel societies where Swedish laws no longer apply.

The Social Democrats' solution, is to "mix" the population through efforts "on a scale we have never seen before."

"Sweden suffers from a number of social problems that threaten the community and weaken the common language. These are all serious problems in themselves. But something special happens when several of them interact within the same geographical area. This creates an existential threat to the social community - the emergence of parallel societies" it notes.

It points out that many young people from immigrant backgrounds do not consider themselves Swedish or part of Swedish society, but maintain customs such as "educational trips to Africa, forced marriages, honorary culture and genital mutilation.

The party says that "strong political efforts" are needed to overcome segregation and reduce polarization. These efforts include "mixing" Swedes and immigrants.

"Economic, ethnic and linguistic segregation must be broken on a structural level, which means mixing the population. Society will have to take action on an unprecedented scale", the report reads. It is not clear, however, how this goal is to be achieved.

"The most diverse country in the West"

The report also notes that "Sweden has gone from being one of the most homogeneous countries in the West to the most diverse and heterogeneous country in the West" and that a very large proportion of migrants have no education to speak of.

She also admits that "in some preschools the Swedish language has partly disappeared" and that there are now preschools and schools where there are hardly any Swedish-speaking children - often the staff do not have Swedish as their first language.

"There are preschools where more than half of the preschoolers who start school have the same level of Swedish as newly arrived children, even though they were born in Sweden", they admit.

Schools with no Swedes at all

At the start of the fall term, there were 14 schools in Sweden where the proportion of pupils with a foreign background was 100 percent - and 130 other schools where the proportion of pupils with a foreign background was between 80 and 89.9 percent. In total, there are now around 550 schools with a majority of immigrant pupils, where results are often poor and the situation is described as unsustainable.

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The Social Democrats' report has received a lot of criticism on forums and social media - not only because the problems are expected to be solved by "mixing" the population, but also because the Social Democrats have been the ruling party for most of the time that mass migration has been going on, so they are seen as very much to blame for the many problems it has caused. It is also pointed out that experiments in "mixing" Swedes and immigrants have already begun - for example, sending Swedish schoolchildren to schools dominated by immigrant pupils.

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Bullying doubled in Sweden – one in six girls affected

Published yesterday 11:55 am – By Editorial staff

Three students in every classroom are estimated to be victims of bullying, according to a new report from Friends, a Swedish anti-bullying organization. The organization is now raising the alarm that Sweden has the worst record in the Nordic region and argues that the government's school reform lacks the preventive measures needed to reverse the trend.

The new Friends report is based on a survey conducted by Novus during spring, in which 1,026 students aged 9-16 (grades 4-9) participated. The findings show that bullying continues to be a widespread problem in Swedish schools. Six out of ten students report having experienced some form of harassment, threats, or violence this year.

On average, three students per class are victims of bullying, and four out of ten do not feel comfortable at school. Although the majority of students believe that teachers take action against bullying, one in three still feel that adults turn a blind eye. One in four affected students also report that they lack a trusted adult at school.

According to Maja Frankel, secretary general of Friends, bullying in Sweden has doubled over the past decade.

We have the worst record in the Nordic region. We don't prioritize children's rights highly enough. If we want to turn this around, schools need resources to invest time in prevention – before something happens, not when it's too late. That costs money. We need more trusted adults in schools, says Maja Frankel in Nyhetsmorgon, a Swedish morning news program.

Girls most affected

Girls are particularly affected, with one in six girls experiencing bullying compared to one in nine boys. There are also differences in how they are affected: girls are more exposed to relational bullying – such as social exclusion, spreading rumors, peer pressure, or harassment of a sexual nature. Boys are more exposed to physical violence.

The Swedish government is currently implementing one of the largest reforms in the country's education system in thirty years, but Friends argues that the proposals fall short and lack preventive measures.

The proposals we're seeing right now are truly a betrayal of children. It's not about forcing safety through punishment or achieving better results through stricter measures. It's about protecting children and building warm, secure relationships, says Frankel.

Swedish gang charged with serious crimes against people with disabilities

Deteriorating safety

Published November 7, 2025 – By Editorial staff
Six people are being prosecuted at Värmland District Court in Sweden for serious crimes including aggravated rape.

Six young men and women are being prosecuted at Värmland District Court in Sweden, suspected of systematically exploiting and abusing people with intellectual disabilities. The charges include serious sexual offenses and extensive fraud.

The prosecutor describes the crimes as planned and characterized by particular ruthlessness and brutality. The indictment covers three men and three women aged 20–25, residing in the Swedish cities of Karlstad, Eskilstuna, Örebro, and Örnsköldsvik.

They are suspected of jointly contacting their victims via the internet, forcing them to perform sexual acts on themselves, and then filming, distributing, and ridiculing the material.

According to Senior Prosecutor Lena Bohlin, the crimes were not committed for personal sexual gratification, but with the intent to sexually humiliate. She states that the victims were in a particularly vulnerable situation due to their disabilities, and that the abuse was both repeated and degrading.

The indictment reveals that several of the accused participated simultaneously in each incident and encouraged the victims to perform acts such as penetrating themselves with various objects.

The videos were then shared within the group, often accompanied by laughter and derogatory comments.

— I have classified several incidents as serious crimes, partly because there are multiple perpetrators and because the criminality was part of a systematic violation of the victims' sexual integrity. Many of the acts also contain degrading elements, says prosecutor Lena Bohlin in a press release.

Systematic and well-planned

In addition to the sexual offenses, several of the suspects are charged with serious fraud. Through so-called romance scams, the victims were manipulated into transferring large sums of money – sometimes over €85,000 – under the pretense of being in a romantic relationship.

The scheme is described as well-planned and part of a larger systematic pattern. According to the indictment, the victims lacked the ability to understand the seriousness of the situation and to protect themselves from the manipulation.

Initially, investigators suspected a connection between the fraud crimes and the sexual offenses.

— But as the investigation has progressed, we can see that the connection is weak. There is a connection between one of the plaintiffs in the sexual crimes and one fraud case, but otherwise there are no connections, says Lena Bohlin.

In the extensive preliminary investigation, police have secured videos, chats, and other digital evidence showing how the victims were instructed, threatened, and ridiculed.

The investigation began in Eskilstuna in March 2025, after a phone containing the material was found by police. All six suspects deny the charges, despite what the prosecutor describes as strong evidence.

The main trial will begin on November 13 at Värmland District Court and is expected to last 13 days. Several of the hearings with the plaintiffs will be conducted via video link due to their special needs.

Case number at Värmland District Court: B 1434-25.

The defendants

Three women, aged 24–25, and three men, aged 21–24.
Suspected of, among other things:

  • Aggravated rape
  • Aggravated sexual assault
  • Aggravated sexual molestation
  • Aggravated fraud

18-year-old man of Syrian origin charged with terror plot in Stockholm

Deteriorating safety

Published November 7, 2025 – By Editorial staff
The target of the terrorist attack was the Culture Festival in Stockholm, Sweden.

An 18-year-old man of Syrian origin has been charged with preparing a terrorist attack in the name of the Islamic State against the Culture Festival in Kungsträdgården, Stockholm. The charges include bomb planning, recording a martyrdom video, and a previous attempted murder.

According to the indictment, the 18-year-old man planned the attack between August 2024 and February 2025. He allegedly conducted reconnaissance at the festival site, made searches related to the event, and attempted to manufacture explosives.

The prosecutor describes how the 18-year-old purchased equipment, including a body camera, and recorded a so-called martyrdom video as early as January.

We maintain that the purpose of the preparations was to instill serious fear in the population in the name of the Islamic State. The criminal act could have seriously harmed Sweden, the prosecutor writes in the indictment.

The man was arrested shortly after SÄPO (the Swedish Security Service) assessed that he had begun manufacturing possible explosive charges. On February 3, deputy chief prosecutor Henrik Olin at the National Security Unit ordered his detention in absentia, and just over a week later he was remanded in custody.

The target was the Culture Festival in Kungsträdgården in August, says Henrik Olin.

As a minor, he was sentenced in 2022 to youth care for emergency services sabotage during the Easter riots in Linköping, Sweden. He has also previously been convicted of robbery and drug offenses.

Terror crimes and attempted murder

The 18-year-old is also being charged, together with a 17-year-old from Malmö, Sweden, for attempted murder in the German city of Eppstein in August 2024. According to the indictment, they allegedly obtained a knife, conducted reconnaissance at the victim's residence, and attempted to gain entry before the attack was interrupted and police were alerted.

Both are also charged with serious participation in a terrorist organization. Authorities have seized terrorism-related material from them, including a pledge of allegiance to IS.

The 18-year-old man is additionally charged with preparation for serious crimes against the law on flammable and explosive substances, as well as serious training for terrorism.

Both the 18-year-old and the 17-year-old deny the charges.

Swedish government proposes stricter cash controls within EU

Published November 6, 2025 – By Editorial staff
Swedish Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson (M).

New rules are being proposed that would require travelers carrying more than €10,000 in cash to another EU country to declare it to the Swedish Customs Service. Violations of the law could result in fines.

The Swedish government is now taking steps to tighten controls on cash flows within the EU. The proposal means that travelers carrying more than €10,000, would be required to declare this to the Swedish Customs Service – regardless of whether they are traveling into or out of Sweden.

Those who fail to comply with the declaration requirement could, according to the proposal, be sentenced to fines. The Swedish Customs Service would also be granted authority to conduct body searches or search luggage if there is suspicion that someone has violated the law.

We have major problems with both money laundering and cash smuggling, and it is part of the serious criminal activity in Sweden. If we are going to crack down on it, which we have decided to do, we also need to have this declaration requirement, says Swedish Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson to public broadcaster SR.

The government is set to make a decision on Thursday regarding a legislative proposal in the matter. Currently, EU rules already require declaration when traveling with more than €10,000 to countries outside the EU. The new rules would extend this obligation to also cover travel between EU countries.

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