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Azra Muranovic (S)
What Azra Muranovic has said in the chamber of the Swedish Riksdag, debate by debate. The lines under each debate sum up a speech; they are written and translated by AI in advance and may contain errors, so check against the speech.
Kammarkoll has the Riksdag's speeches from 26 September 2022 onwards; older debates are not included.
Human rights, rule of law, economy and crime debate in Riksdag
- Argues that Sweden's security requires a present and strategic foreign policy that builds alliances and defends international law. Also wants children's rights and long-term aid to be central parts of the foreign and security policy. Read the speech
- Asks how it strengthens Sweden's and Europe's security to reduce long-term influence in parts of the world where geopolitical competition is becoming harsher. Argues that the global south is not a competitor to Europe's security. Read the speech
- Argues that the Social Democrats began building up the defense as early as 2014. Asks why the Moderates want to reduce Sweden's presence when the rivalry between great powers is increasing. Read the speech
- Asks how the member views the consequences of Sweden withdrawing the funding for the ecumenical accompaniment program at the same time as the violence against settlers increased. Read the speech
- Asks what concrete measures Sweden and the EU should take to protect Palestinian Christians from settler violence and forced displacement. Argues that the Social Democrats always stand up for the equal value of all people, regardless of religion. Read the speech
Sweden's accession to special tribunal for crimes in Ukraine
- Proposes approval of the committee's proposal regarding accession to the special tribunal. Argues that the tribunal was needed to fill the legal vacuum since the ICC has limitations regarding crimes of aggression and to defend the rules-based world order. Read the speech
Sweden's accession to Ukraine reparations commission convention
- Supports the proposal for Sweden's accession to the convention. Argues that the commission is an important step to document damages, establish responsibility, and create a basis for future compensation for Ukraine's reconstruction. Read the speech
International aid reporting and Ukraine support debate
- Argues that support for Ukraine is a moral obligation and a matter of security that yields concrete results. Emphasizes that international aid should be seen as an investment in peace and stability rather than charity. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Moderaterna are pitting the aid to Ukraine against Swedish elderly people while simultaneously describing the same aid as crucial for Swedish security. Asks if this perspective also applies to people in Sudan, Gaza, and Yemen. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's fiscal policy and argues that aid is not charity but a part of building peace and security. Asks whether the aid to countries such as Gaza and Sudan is seen as security policy or pure charity. Read the speech
Nordic and Arctic cooperation on security, economy and climate
- Argues that Nordic cooperation is based on trust and is crucial in a time of increased geopolitical tensions. Wants to deepen cooperation within foreign, security, and defense policy through a Nordic commission. Read the speech
Israel's death penalty laws and human rights concerns
- Argues that the government's response is a minimum level and that it is not enough to be against the death penalty. Asks whether Sweden within the EU has taken the initiative to test the human rights clause in the association agreement with Israel. Read the speech
- Argues that current measures are not sufficient and demands that Sweden push for a broad consensus within the EU to stop death sentences against children. Wants Sweden to signal that Israel's behavior is not normal. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's measures against settlers are insufficient as Israel, as a state actor, continues to commit crimes. Asks whether Sweden will examine the human rights clause in the association agreement instead of focusing on the settlers. Read the speech
Transport services and Trafikanalys proposal preparation
- Argues that the system for special transport does not work and that persons with visual impairments are being left behind. Criticizes the government for choosing to conduct further investigations instead of acting on the existing basis and asks when the government will move from investigation to action. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's need for further underlying data is a political argument for not acting. Criticizes that the government makes quick decisions in other matters but chooses to wait here despite existing knowledge being sufficient. Read the speech
- Argues that there is a systemic error because the legislation does not ensure equality or drive generous interpretations. Asks why the government does not change the legislation when the application systematically becomes narrower. Read the speech
International law and human rights: SD, S, and V proposals
- Argues that Sweden must be consistent in its work against all forms of discrimination and ensure that human rights apply to everyone. Wants Sweden to push more clearly so that international law gains practical impact and that accountability is prioritized. Read the speech
- Argues that the obligation to follow international law lies with all states. Wants Sweden to have a more active role in the UN's work moving forward and demand accountability from state actors when they violate international law. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden has a responsibility to push forward when international law and human rights are violated. Wants Sweden to be clearer in its position for or against international law. Read the speech
Sweden foreign policy: Ukraine aid, Nato, and DCA agreement
- Argues that Sweden must be very clear regarding international law and children's rights in an increasingly dangerous world. Wants the support for Ukraine to be stable, that the reconstruction shall take place with respect for labor rights and that the Nordic cooperation be strengthened within defense and infrastructure. Read the speech
Repatriation of forcibly deported Ukrainian children
- Argues that the reunification of children is proceeding too slowly in relation to the need. Asks whether the government sees a need for Sweden to push for further measures, such as an internationally centralized economic mechanism. Read the speech
- Argues that the work with reunification is fragmented and that the responsibility risks falling between the cracks. Asks what role Sweden can have to strengthen international coordination so that reunification occurs faster. Read the speech
- Argues that children absolutely must not become a bargaining chip or a political compromise in a peace process. Asks how the government ensures that children's rights are protected and that the support reaches the children in the long term at the local level. Read the speech
Social issues: profit in schools, veils and healthcare queues
- Questions about the Liberals' position regarding profit-seeking in schools. Argues that the people need clear messages instead of references to future directions and asks if the Liberals will vote for a profit ban. Read the speech
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Sweden's foreign policy: Ukraine aid, feminist policy and DCA
- Argues that Sweden must prioritize the rules-based world order and human rights over the relationship with the USA. Criticizes the government's passivity regarding children's rights in Gaza and the abolition of the feminist foreign policy. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government cut the support to UNRWA based on disinformation and that it has not followed the International Court of Justice's advisory opinion. Argues that UNRWA is the largest provider of humanitarian aid and asks how the government has actually done its part in Gaza. Read the speech
- Asks if the Moderaterna can answer better than the UN as to who bears the humanitarian infrastructure and if concrete sources can be provided for the claims regarding Hamas infiltration in UNRWA. Also asks why no investigation has been conducted into how Swedish foreign and business policy contributes to Israel's crimes against humanity. Read the speech
Palestine conflict: Rights of the Child violations and sanctions
- Argues that children's rights are systematically violated in the conflict and that Sweden's foreign policy is too passive. Asks how the government plans to strengthen political and legal accountability against both Israel and Hamas. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's passivity and argues that the Convention on the Rights of the Child is systematically being violated in Gaza. Wants Sweden to demand sanctions within the EU, follow the ICC's arrest warrants and take political action to stop the crimes. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government does not listen to speeches on accountability towards both parties. Argues that Sweden should reclaim its role as a leader for human rights by using political instruments. Suggests that Sweden drives UN resolutions, supports the ICC and follows arrest warrants. Read the speech
Ukraine aid for workers and trade unions and civil society
- Argues that the support for trade union organizations is not prioritized in the same way as before. Criticizes the reduction of support to Union to Union and asks how the government ensures that trade union organizations retain resources and influence. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government has reduced support to Union to Union and lacks focus on the role of trade union organizations in Ukraine's reconstruction. Asks how the government guarantees workers' rights and trade union influence in future EU membership as well as secures resources for trade union organizations. Read the speech
- Argues that trade union organizations are important for democracy and that reduced funding can increase social tensions. Urges the government to prioritize support for trade union organizations, include them as advocacy partners and reintroduce direct support to Union to Union. Read the speech
Sweden's UN vote on Israel and West Bank occupation
- Criticizes the unacceptable behavior in the stands. Argues that Israel's occupation is illegal according to international law and urges the government to take a stand against the occupation by abstaining from economic cooperation and promoting a two-state solution. Asks the Foreign Minister about concrete steps to achieve a two-state solution and whether Sweden will contribute to continued trade with Israel. Read the speech
Sweden's UN vote on Israel and West Bank settlements
- Asks why Sweden abstained from supporting the resolution on the illegality of the occupation. Criticizes the abstention as a weak stance that damages Sweden's reputation and asks how the deadline for withdrawal actually jeopardizes a two-state solution. Read the speech
Nordic cooperation and Arctic policy: transport, defense, strategy
- Wants Sweden to take a leading role for sustainable development and climate actions in the Arctic. Argues that indigenous peoples' rights must be respected and proposes that the extraction of fossil fuels be banned. Wants to strengthen Nordic defense cooperation by establishing a Nordic defense commission. Read the speech
Gaza humanitarian situation and ceasefire demands
- Criticizes that the world and the government allow Israeli war crimes and attacks against children in Gaza to continue. Asks how the Foreign Minister would act if the situation were the opposite. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden should always stand on the side of international law where civilians and children must never be targets. Criticizes the government's quick decision to withdraw support for UNRWA and asks what the government is prepared to do to stop the Israeli attacks. Read the speech
Swedish ambassador's visit to Srebrenica and genocide handling
- Criticizes that the ambassador visited an outspoken denier of the genocide in Srebrenica and asks why these two visits were scheduled on the same day. Argues that the visit was interpreted as a trivializing of the victims. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the ambassador visited a genocide denier on the same day she honored the victims. Expresses concern over the government's cooperation with a xenophobic party and asks how the Foreign Minister will influence the relationship with the Bosniaks. Read the speech
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Tidö Agreement asylum process review and migration reforms
- Argues that the Tidö Agreement aims to reduce migration regardless of the consequences for human rights. Criticizes that the agreement prioritizes integration capacity over protection needs and asks how the government guarantees a legally secure process that does not deviate from international rules. Read the speech
- Argues that the Tidö Agreement restricts the right to asylum by prioritizing integration opportunities when selecting quota refugees. Criticizes that the Swedish Migration Agency has systematically deported Belarusians despite the fact that they risk persecution from the authorities in their home country. Read the speech
- Asks who will decide on safe countries of origin according to the Tidö Agreement. Also asks whether integration capacity will weigh more heavily than the need for protection in the asylum process for quota refugees. Read the speech
Foreign policy: Ukraine, Gaza, aid reform and China-Taiwan
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- Asks how the aid policy and the foreign policy have been aligned with children's rights. Criticizes that Sweden is backing down in several areas and is withdrawing completely from Mali, Burkina Faso and South Sudan. Read the speech
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Situation in Gaza and West Bank: ceasefire and self-defense
- Criticizes the government for not condemning that Gaza has become a children's graveyard and for sitting on its hands despite high death tolls among children. Asks whether the government has undertaken intensive diplomatic efforts or if economic interests have weighed more heavily. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's passivity and argues that Sweden has an international failure to protect civilians. Urges the Foreign Minister to act concretely and follow up on diplomatic contacts to reach a peace solution. Read the speech
Electricity support for municipalities and regions and S's claims
- Argues that regions and municipalities have been harmed by the government's promises as they have received significantly less electricity support than applied for. Asks how the government has communicated the conditions for the electricity support and if they understand the economic consequences for welfare. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the State Secretary's answer lacks interest in the situation of the municipalities and regions. Asks whether the government will take measures or resolve the situation through constructive dialogue instead of waiting for a court decision. Read the speech
Sweden's view on Israel-Gaza conflict and government actions
- Expresses sorrow over civilian losses in Gaza and criticizes the government for not using sufficiently engaged language regarding the Gaza Strip. Asks for concrete measures to establish children's rights in accordance with the Convention on the Rights of the Child. Read the speech
- Argues that children in Gaza are particularly vulnerable and demands that Sweden becomes a driving force for a humanitarian ceasefire. Asks the Foreign Minister how Sweden will ensure children's access to support, education, and healthcare. Read the speech
- Wants Sweden to act to prevent mass graves and demands a sustainable humanitarian ceasefire to enable deliveries of supplies and the ICC's work. Argues that the rehabilitation of children is the basis for a two-state solution. Read the speech
Housing, infrastructure, defense and foreign policy debate
- Asks how the EU Minister views the Commission's report on membership and which criteria must be met for Bosnia and Herzegovina to begin membership negotiations. Also asks whether the Minister considers the process to be clear and merit-based. Read the speech
Sweden's support for Ukraine and Russian aggression debate
- Argues that Russia's illegal invasion is an attack against Europe's security order and human rights. Criticizes that the foreign policy declaration lacks a children's rights perspective and suggests reinforced psychosocial support as well as long-term legal support for accountability. Read the speech
Palestine and Israel: Two-state solution and apartheid claims
Sweden foreign policy, Ukraine aid and Russia sanctions debate
- Argues that Sweden must be persistent in its support for Ukraine and criticizes the government's decision to scrap the feminist foreign policy and aid. Argues that the lack of a visible strategy for equality is a betrayal of Sweden and the rest of the world. Read the speech
Measures against Iran: sanctions, terror labeling and ambassador
- Criticizes the Iranian regime's brutality and its military support to Russia. Asks how Sweden, during its EU presidency, should act against Iran's involvement in the war in Ukraine and whether military support will be increased. Read the speech
- Argues that it is problematic for the government to weaken the UN by reducing core support. Asks how Sweden will act during the EU presidency, whether the military support to Ukraine will be increased, and whether more people who support Russia will be sanctioned. Read the speech
Source: The Swedish Parliament. Kammarkoll is an independent service.