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Convicted killer wants to 'take a vacation'

Society: 1 Feb 12
A 31-year-old woman who is serving a life sentence for murder in a Swedish prison has demanded that she be allowed to take a holiday. READ »

Imam's on-air death threat 'not hate speech'

Society: 20 Oct 11
It was not hate speech when Swedish public service broadcaster Sveriges Radio featured a show in which a Somali imam called for all converts from Islam to be killed, the Swedish Chancellor of Justice has ruled. READ »

'Not wrong' to move aide after Islam slur: ruling

Politics: 22 Sep 11
Sweden's top legal official has given backing to the decision to reassign the integration ministry civil servant who compared Islam to totalitarian ideologies. READ »

Swedish neo-Nazi site charged with hate speech

National: 22 Jul 11
Charges have been filed against the publisher of a website affiliated with a Swedish neo-Nazi movement for allowing a reader comment containing racial slurs to remain on the site. READ »

Scania CEO reports prosecutor over 'oil-for-food' bribery claims

Business & Money: 27 Jun 11
Scania CEO Leif Östling has reported Sweden's top anti-corruption prosecutor for violating confidentiality rules in connection with his investigation into the Swedish truckmaker's alleged skirting of UN sanctions in Iraq. READ »

Swedish court: naked Muhammad pics legal

National: 16 Mar 11
A Swedish court has ruled that depicting the prophet Muhammad naked together with his nine-year-old wife naked is legal, freeing a local politician on charges of racial agitation. READ »

Politician on trial for nude Muhammad poster

National: 3 Mar 11
A Swedish politician facing charges for producing a poster depicting the Muslim prophet Muhammad naked together with his nine-year-old wife was found not guilty by a jury in Malmö on Wednesday. READ »

Swedish sex-ed film reported to police over teen sex scenes

Society: 26 Jan 11
Animated sex scenes featuring Swedish teens in a new sex education film has led to the film being reported to the police for violating laws against endangering the moral upbringing of young people. READ »

Swedish bureaucracy watchdogs 'inefficient'

Politics: 26 Dec 10
Two offices that often criticise Swedish agencies for long wait times have their own problems with efficiency. READ »

Woman wins damages after seeking mystic help

Society: 23 Dec 10
A Stockholm woman who approached a psychic medium for help to "burn away all evil" has been awarded damages after claiming fraud when results were less than satisfactory. READ »

Neo-Nazi site charged over reader comment

Society: 16 Nov 10
Charges have been filed against the publisher of a website affiliated with a Swedish neo-Nazi magazine for allowing a reader comment with racial slurs to remain on the site. READ »

Sweden Democrats ask legal official to rule on ad

Politics: 28 Aug 10
The far-right Sweden Democrats have submitted their own election film for review by one of the country's top legal officials after TV4 refused to broadcast the advert on grounds that it promoted religious hatred. READ »

Convict's girlfriend sues over strip search

National: 10 Aug 10
A woman is suing the Swedish state after prison warders forced her to strip while visiting her boyfriend. READ »

WikiLeaks not shielded by Swedish law: experts

National: 7 Aug 10
Swedish legal experts have revealed that the website WikiLeaks may not be covered by Swedish whistleblower protection laws despite having its servers located just outside Stockholm. READ »

'Heil Hitler' song deemed not hate speech: ruling

Society: 23 Jul 10
The Chancellor of Justice (Justitiekanslern, JK) will not bring criminal charges against a car owner who played late rockabilly singer Eddie Meduza's song "Heil Hitler" over loudspeakers to a large group of people in a parking lot. READ »

Sweden launches inquiry into forced marriage

Politics: 21 May 10
The Swedish government has announced the launch of an inquiry aimed at tightening legislation banning forced and child marriages, which it identified as a continuing problem. READ »

Police criticised after teen forced to strip

National: 18 May 10
Police officers at a station in southern Sweden have been criticised by the Chancellor of Justice after they forced a 16-year-old girl to strip naked. READ »

Swede teen claims damages for 'lost youth'

Society: 12 May 10
A teenager diagnosed with autism has filed a demand for damages with Sweden's highest legal official after being taken into involuntary care, a decision which was rejected as lacking legal grounds after two years. READ »

Stieg Larsson's partner reports 'racist' subsidy

National: 28 Apr 10
Eva Gabrielsson, the life partner of deceased Millennium trilogy author Stieg Larsson, has called on Sweden's highest legal official to examine the legality of a press subsidy awarded to a newspaper run by a racist political party. READ »

Rogue British bishop fined for Holocaust denial

National: 16 Apr 10
A rebel British bishop was fined €10,000 ($13,534) by a German court on Friday for denying the Holocaust in an interview with a Swedish television channel. READ »

'Parents should pay for their children's crimes'

National: 11 Feb 10
The Swedish government has announced that from September 1st parents will be made financially responsible for crimes committed by their children, in the face of stern criticism from several parties. READ »

Ingrid, 79, declared dead by Swedish tax authorities

National: 9 Feb 10
79-year-old Ingrid Ståhl of Malmö in southern Sweden found out to her surprise that she had been registered as dead after a mistake by the Swedish Tax Agency. READ »

Liberals open to Green support to block far-right

Politics: 23 Oct 09
Liberal party leader Jan Björklund has opened up the possibility of cooperating with the Green party if the far-right Sweden Democrats garnered enough votes to hold the balance of power after the 2010 election. READ »

Sweden Democrat leader reported for 'hate speech'

Politics: 20 Oct 09
An opinion piece by Sweden Democrat leader Jimmie Åkesson in which he labels Muslims a major threat has been reported to Sweden's highest legal official by the Centre Against Racism. READ »

Islam 'Sweden's biggest threat': far-right leader

Politics: 19 Oct 09
An article by the leader of the far-right Sweden Democrats claiming that Islam is the biggest threat to Sweden since World War II is tantamount to hate speech, according to legal experts. READ »

Sweden to replace top legal official

National: 8 Oct 09
Sweden’s highest legal official, Chancellor of Justice Göran Lambertz, is stepping down from his post and will be replaced by supreme court justice Anna Skarhed, the government announced on Thursday. READ »

Reinfeldt rejects congressmen's plea to scold Aftonbladet

National: 22 Sep 09
Swedish Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt has rebuffed demands by two members of the US Congress that he publicly condemn the Aftonbladet newspaper over a story alleging Israeli soldiers harvested the organs of dead Palestinians. READ »

Swedish tabloid cleared over Israel organ claims

National: 20 Sep 09
A Swedish tabloid newspaper has been cleared of racism charges by the country's senior legal official over a story alleging that Israeli soldiers stole and sold body parts of dead Palestinians. READ »

Sweden's free speech tradition draws Israeli ire

Analysis & Opinion: 27 Aug 09
Sweden's fervent defence of free speech has sparked a diplomatic storm with Israel over the government's refusal to condemn an article accusing Israeli soldiers of smuggling dead Palestinians' organs, write AFP's Igor Gedilaghine. READ »

Swedish tabloid reported for racial agitation

National: 25 Aug 09
Swedish tabloid newspaper Aftonbladet has been reported to the Chancellor of Justice after publishing an article forwarding claims about the alleged organ harvesting of dead Palestinians by Israeli defence forces. READ »

Tax agency ordered to pay for thwarted vacation

National: 1 Aug 09
The Swedish Chancellor of the Justice has ordered the Swedish Tax Agency to pay a Swedish family 13,750 kronor ($1,950) due to an administrative error that thwarted the family's vacation plans. READ »

Supreme Court in landmark rape rulings

National: 3 Jul 09
Testimony from the victim of an alleged rape is not sufficient to secure a conviction without additional supporting evidence, Sweden’s highest court ruled on Friday. READ »

Overweight inmate seeks damages for svelte fatigues

Society: 25 May 09
An inmate at Karlskrona prison in southern Sweden has applied for damages after the prisons service was unable to provide adequate attire to cover his considerable frame. READ »

Politicians' text messages 'public documents': Swedish court

Science & Technology: 6 May 09
Text messages sent to or from politicians can be considered public documents, a Swedish has ruled. READ »

Wheels of justice chase Balls of Steel

Society: 30 Apr 09
A Swedish television programme based on the British Channel 4 show Balls of Steel has been reported to the police for disorderly conduct and sexual harassment. READ »

Germany denied help in bishop probe

National: 9 Apr 09
The Swedish Chancellor of Justice has rejected a request from German prosecutors to require an SVT journalist to testify against Catholic bishop Richard Williamson, who denied the Holocaust in a January television broadcast. READ »

Arboga murderer: 'Sweden not governed by law'

Society: 1 Apr 09
Christine Schürrer, the German woman found guilty of murdering two children in Arboga, has, in a letter to Sweden's justice chancellor, complained of biased judges and claims that Sweden has no right to call itself a state governed by law. READ »

State to compensate Swede for broken 'hash' pipe

Society: 4 Mar 09
Sweden’s National Police Board has been ordered to pay a man 300 kronor ($33) in compensation after police destroyed his pipe during a drug raid. READ »

New lift for Sweden's minority languages

Politics: 29 Jan 09
The Swedish government has promised to do more to preserve and promote the country’s official minority languages. READ »

Teenage girls' 'insulting' blog prompts defamation claim

Society: 28 Jan 09
Hurtful gossip about teachers and staff published on a blog by two girls from a middle school in central Sweden have led to the filing of a defamation claim with Sweden’s Chancellor of Justice. READ »

State pays for drunk driver's wine

National: 22 Jan 09
A man from northern Sweden is to receive compensation from the state after he had his box wine confiscated by police in connection with a drink driving conviction. READ »

Swedish woman turns Canadian in citizenship mix up

National: 18 Dec 08
Swedish tax authorities inadvertently took away a Stockholm woman's Swedish citizenship and made her a citizen of Canada without telling her. READ »

Swedes block Danish neo-Nazi extradition

National: 15 Nov 08
Sweden's highest legal official Göran Lambertz has argued that a Danish neo-Nazi can not be extradited from Sweden to face charges in Germany as he has committed no crime under Swedish law. READ »

Damages for wrongful child rape conviction

National: 31 Oct 08
A Swedish man has received 170,498 kronor ($21,725) in compensation after being wrongfully convicted of child rape. READ »

Sahlin calls for privacy ombudsman

Politics: 3 Oct 08
The Social Democrats want to create an ombudsman to help protect individuals’ privacy in Sweden, party leader Mona Sahlin told Sveriges Radio. READ »

Sweden pays man after sex with 14-year-old

National: 1 Oct 08
A Swedish man acquitted of rape charges after he filmed himself having sex with a 14-year-old girl is set to receive 157,000 kronor ($22,500) in compensation for being wrongly accused. READ »

Egyptian compensated for forced deportation

National: 19 Sep 08
Ahmed Agiza, one of two Egyptians forcibly deported from Bromma Airport by CIA agents in 2001, is to receive three million kronor ($440,000) in damages from the Swedish state, his lawyer said on Friday. READ »

Justice Chancellor calls for telephone tracking law

National: 16 Aug 08
Sweden’s Chancellor of Justice (Justitiekanslern – JK) has called for changes in telecom surveillance legislation to allow for the tracking of suspects using their mobile phones. READ »

Rapist refused damages for porn rights slight

National: 8 Aug 08
A convicted rapist has been refused compensation for an alleged rights violation when he was denied access to pornography in his cell. READ »

Sweden pays damages to fired intern

Politics: 8 Aug 08
Sweden's highest legal official has awarded damages to a member of the nationalist Sweden Democrat party who was relieved of his work experience duties at the Swedish Embassy in Israel after his party allegiances came to light. READ »

FRA reports blogger to Justice Chancellor

National: 28 Jul 08
The National Defence Radio Establishment, FRA (Försvarets radioanstalt), has filed a complaint with Sweden’s Chancellor of Justice (Justitiekanslern – JK) against a blogger for publishing a classified document from the agency. READ »

Bugged man reports FRA to Sweden's Chancellor of Justice

National: 25 Jul 08
Sweden's National Defence Radio Establishment (FRA) has been reported to the Chancellor of Justice by one of those on a classified list of people bugged in the 1990s for doing business with Russia. READ »

Sweden pays damages to Egyptian deportee

National: 3 Jul 08
Mohammed Alzery, one of two Egyptians deported from Bromma Airport by CIA agents in 2001, is to be awarded three million kronor ($500,000) in damages by the Swedish state. READ »

Security Service to examine FRA leak

National: 2 Jul 08
Swedish Security Service Säpo is to investigate whether an employee at the National Defence Radio Establishment may have leaked classified information to the media. READ »

Officials investigate snoop agency leak

National: 1 Jul 08
Sweden’s Chancellor of Justice has launch an investigation into the leaking of a classified document by an employee of the National Defence Radio Establishment (Försvarets Radioanstalt - FRA). READ »

Sweden sets sights on new snoop law

Analysis & Opinion: 11 Jun 08
As Sweden's parliament prepares to pass a controversial new surveillance law, Faisal Enayat Khan takes a closer look at the development of a far-reaching tapping scheme. READ »

Man compensated for police security camera blunder

National: 29 Apr 08
A man from the Stockholm suburb of Haninge is set to receive 80,000 kronor ($13,350) after his apartment was trashed as a result of some overzealous police work. READ »

Ruling: school wrong to deny right-wing extremists

Society: 25 Apr 08
No one has the right to obstruct right-wing extremists from passing out their literature at schools, Sweden’s Chancellor of Justice has ruled. READ »

Sweden rejects child prostitution damages claim

National: 26 Feb 08
Sweden has said it will not award damages to two women claiming to have been exploited in a major prostitution scandal in the 1970s. READ »

85-year-old on trial for distributing illegal porn

National: 12 Feb 08
The films contained pornographic content that Swedish film censors considered too violent. READ »

TV4 files complaint against prosecutor

Politics: 9 Nov 07
TV4 has reported chief prosecutor Christer van der Kvast to the Chancellor of Justice following a raid on the station's offices this week. READ »

Muhammad row 'good for integration'

Politics: 4 Sep 07
As Swedish civil servants warn of a growing security threat, Integration Minister Nyamko Sabuni accentuates the positives in the ongoing Muhammad cartoon controversy. READ »

No money back for confiscated booze

Society: 3 Sep 07
The state is not obliged to pay compensation for confiscated alcohol ordered over the internet, the Chancellor of Justice has ruled. READ »

'To speak Skånska is to puke a little'

National: 23 Aug 07
Sweden's Chancellor of Justice has ruled that it was perfectly acceptable for a tabloid columnist to insult the dialect spoken by most people in the south of the country. READ »

Snoop site under investigation

Society: 4 Jul 07
Prosecutors have begun looking into the activities of credit rating company Ratsit. The company is suspected of having released income details online before it had a licence. READ »

Prosecutor investigates Bildt's blog

Politics: 21 Jun 07
Prosecutors have started an investigation into Swedish Foreign Minister Carl Bildt's blog, for comments reportedly made by readers calling for genocide of Palestinians. READ »

'Bouncer beat me - police arrested me'

National: 29 May 07
Sweden's top legal official recently announced plans to launch an investigation into collusion between Swedish police and bouncers. For Briton Russell Cutress, the problem feels all too familiar. READ »

Prosecutor to press charges against Pirate Bay

National: 4 May 07
Individuals connected with the Pirate Bay will face charges following a raid on the file-sharing site last year, a prosecutor has said. A spokesman for the Pirate Bay told The Local that they are not unduly concerned. READ »

Nightclub guards to be probed by top official

National: 2 May 07
Sweden's nightclub bouncers are to be investigated by a top legal official over concerns that they use excessive force and that the police place too much trust in their evidence. READ »

State sued by doctors acquitted of 1984 murder

National: 3 Apr 07
Two doctors - referred to as 'the pathologist' and 'the general practitioner' in a much publicized murder trial - have sued the state for damages after they had their medical licences revoked in 1991. READ »

Police cleared of wrongdoing in Pirate Bay raid

National: 2 Apr 07
Swedish police and prosecutors acted within their rights when they raided the Pirate Bay in May last year, according to an investigation by the Justice Ombudsman. READ »

Female students appeal against positive discrimination

Society: 1 Apr 07
On Monday Örebro University will go to court to defend its decision to refuse the applications of three women who were better qualified for a course than four successful male applicants. READ »

Egyptian's deportation overturned

Politics: 1 Mar 07
The decision to deport Egyptian Mohammed Alzery, who was controversially removed from Sweden by CIA agents, has been declared invalid by the Swedish government. READ »

Tsunami tapes expose Danielsson contradictions

Politics: 29 Jan 07
New information has emerged that contradicts Lars Danielsson's account of the government's handling of the tsunami crisis. READ »

Justice minister backs controversial Chancellor of Justice

National: 28 Dec 06
Chancellor of Justice Göran Lambertz is at the centre of a storm over his public criticisms of the police and judiciary. But justice minister Beatrice Ask has pledged her support. READ »

Uppsala discriminated against Swedes

National: 21 Dec 06
Uppsala University has been convicted of discriminating against Swedish applicants to its law course. The university had operated a quota system which gave preference to less well-qualified immigrant students. READ »

Expressen editor fined for Persbrandt libel

National: 15 Dec 06
Otto Sjöberg, the editor of tabloid Expressen, has been found guilty of libelling actor Mikael Persbrandt and fined 80,000 kronor by a court in Stockholm. He was also ordered to pay damages of 75,000 kronor. READ »

Football hooligan forced home in flimsy footwear

National: 8 Dec 06
A rioting football supporter got cold feet when forced to make his own way home dressed in prison clothes supplied by local police. READ »

Students appeal against positive discrimination

Society: 29 Nov 06
Two Swedish women who wanted to study law at Uppsala University had their applications rejected in favour of immigrant students with lower grades. Now the Supreme Court will decide whether the university acted unlawfully. READ »

Expressen editor guilty of Persbrandt libel

National: 24 Nov 06
A jury has found Otto Sjöberg, editor of tabloid Expressen, guilty of defamation for a series of articles in which the paper made claims that actor Mikael Persbrant had suffered from alcohol poisoning. READ »

Persbrandt meets Expressen in court

National: 24 Nov 06
The editor of Expressen, Otto Sjöberg, is facing a court in Stockholm on defamation charges. The tabloid falsely claimed that actor Mikael Persbrandt had been admitted to a clinic suffering from alcohol poisoning. READ »

Self-confessed serial killer 'should not have been convicted'

National: 22 Nov 06
Thomas Quick, who was convicted of eight murders to which he had confessed, should have his convictions overturned, says the lawyer for the parents of one of his 'victims'. READ »

New authority should grant retrials

National: 20 Nov 06
It should be made easier for people who have been wrongly convicted of a crime to get a retrial, Chancellor of Justice Göran Lambertz says. He wants an independent authority set up to consider retrial applications. READ »

Russian gets damages over Swedish spy probe

National: 13 Nov 06
A Russian researcher is to be paid 80,000 kronor in damages after he was held in custody in Sweden for two months accused of spying. The incident caused a diplomatic spat between Sweden and Russia earlier this year. READ »

Prosecutor slammed for holding back information

National: 2 Oct 06
A senior prosecutor has been criticised by Sweden's Chancellor of Justice for not disclosing information that could have been useful to the defence of a lawyer charged with receiving stolen goods. READ »

Compensation for girl 'who didn't exist'

Society: 9 Sep 06
A four year old girl in Söderhamn has been given compensation by the Swedish state after her parents discovered that she didn't get a personal number when she was born. READ »

Fugitive 'entitled to state benefits'

Society: 28 Jul 06
A man who is on the run from Swedish justice can live on Swedish sick benefits in Togo for the rest of his life. Now the Social Insurance Office has to pay him thousands for trying to stop his handouts. READ »

Companies sue Sweden over Pirate Bay raid

National: 14 Jun 06
Ten companies which had their servers confiscated during the police's raids against The Pirate Bay plan on Wednesday to deliver a demand for compensation from the Swedish state. READ »

Miscarriage of justice risk increasing

National: 29 May 06
An innocent person is more likely to be found guilty in a Swedish court than two years ago, according to an inquiry commissioned by the government. This is especially true in sex crime cases. READ »

Expressen prosecuted for Persbrandt stories

Society: 18 May 06
False claims that actor Mikael Persbrandt had been admitted to a clinic suffering from alcohol poisioning have landed tabloid Expressen in hot water. READ »

Gay hate law 'mostly hot air'

Society: 16 May 06
The law preventing incitement of hatred against homosexuals should be rewritten, since it appears to offer more protection than it really does. So says Sweden's Chancellor of Justice Göran Lambertz. READ »

UD and Säpo cleared over website closure

National: 24 Mar 06
Neither the Foreign Office (UD) nor the security police (Säpo) broke censorship laws when a website was shut down for publishing drawings of the prophet Muhammad, says the Chancellor of Justice. READ »

Säpo reveals Swedish embassy threats

National: 23 Mar 06
Sweden's security police, Säpo, has revealed that serious threats were directed at Swedish embassies after the far right group Sweden Democrats published one of the pictures of the prophet Muhammad on its web site. READ »

Analysis: Why Freivalds had to go

Analysis & Opinion: 21 Mar 06
After a year of unrelenting criticism over her handling of the tsunami disaster and latterly of the Muhammad cartoons, Persson had little choice but to accept Laila Freivalds' resignation. READ »

Opposition: Freivalds must go after web site lie

Smörgåsbord: 20 Mar 06
Despite her claim to the contrary, foreign minister Laila Freivalds knew her department was to contact the company which closed down the web site of the Sweden Democrats. She should resign, say opposition leaders. READ »

Hospitals "failing to report foetus abnormalities"

Science & Technology: 23 Jan 06
Two years ago an official inquiry proposed that it should be compulsory to report abnormalities in foetuses and new-born children - but still only every other foetus with Down's Syndrome is reported. The consequences could be serious. READ »

Police lies jail innocent people - justice chief

National: 7 Jan 06
Sweden's Chancellor of Justice, Göran Lambertz, claims that innocent people are in prison because the police lie and the courts are in too much of a hurry. But the justice system is not in crisis, he says. READ »

Expressen investigated over Persbrandt "lies"

National: 23 Dec 05
One of Sweden's most senior law officers is investigating tabloid Expressen over allegations it made about actor Mikael Persbrandt. The paper's coverage amounted to harrassment and persecution, says the actor's lawyer. READ »

Sex chat politician quits - 11.7m kronor richer

Politics: 22 Dec 05
A local politician accused of running up huge bills on his work mobile for calls to sex chat lines has quit. He accuses Social Democrats on the council of homophobia, but can still draw on a 11.7 million kronor pension. READ »

Appeal Court "right to cut child rape compensation"

National: 25 Nov 05
Sweden's Justice Chancellor supports the Appeal Court's decision to reduce a 14 year old rape victim's compensation, despite criticism by politicians and child rights organisations. READ »

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