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Laila Naraghi (S)
What Laila Naraghi 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.
State management of deceased estates: Riksrevisionen report
- Agrees that the regulatory framework is old and difficult to understand. Argues that a state will register is important to facilitate things for individual individuals and demands that the government follows up and completes the work on this. Read the speech
Guardianship reform and national register for security
- Welcomes the bill but criticizes that profit-making companies are allowed to make money from vulnerable individuals. Suggests that employee representatives should operate within municipal administrative units or non-profit organizations. Read the speech
Government economic policy, nuclear power and pay transparency
- Argues that the Prime Minister is speaking untruthfully as he is not subject to a legal process. Asks whether the Prime Minister's press secretary acted on their own initiative or if the Prime Minister prompted actions after the press secretary helped Landerholm with misleading posts. Read the speech
Electronic estate inventories and paternity rules debate
- Argues that the digitalization of estate inventories is positive but criticizes the government's superficial risk analysis regarding privacy and legal certainty. Also criticizes that the announcement regarding quality assurance in custody investigations has not been addressed. Read the speech
- Argues that the current order works well and poses no problem. Emphasizes that confirmation should occur after birth if one is not married and that the child's best interests must always be in focus. Read the speech
- Argues that the current order works well. Points out that changes before birth could entail unreasonable tasks for health and medical care as well as create problems with personal identity numbers. Read the speech
- Refers to the government's previous report which points out technical and practical problems with digital confirmation of parenthood before birth. Explains that this was the basis for the Social Democrats' previous rejection of the announcement. Read the speech
- Argues that the current order is well-examined and works well for Sweden's children. Notes that both the previous and the current government agree that there is no pressing problem. Read the speech
Damage assessments and scrutiny of the national security advisor
- Criticizes the Prime Minister for refusing to answer questions regarding Landerholm's mismanagement and the delay in the damage assessment. Argues that the Minister for Justice is obstructing the Riksdag's scrutiny and that the damage assessment should have been registered directly in accordance with the Freedom of the Press Act. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Prime Minister and the Minister for Justice are ignoring the constitution and preventing the Riksdag from scrutinizing the Prime Minister's actions. Argues that the Prime Minister is covering up and demands that the Minister for Justice and the Prime Minister let go of the grip on the Moderates in the Committee on the Constitution. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Minister for Justice for using power tactics and providing incorrect information. Asks whether the Prime Minister and his chancellery respect the Freedom of the Press Act and argues that the damage assessment should have been registered. Read the speech
Electricity prices, housing, crime and migration policy
- Argues that the Prime Minister is preventing the Riksdag from scrutinizing the handling of the Landerholm scandal. Wants the Riksdag to be able to fulfill its duty according to the constitution in order to ensure Sweden's security. Read the speech
Family law: honor violence, paternity, and child guardianship
- Want to tighten the law so that custody transfer can occur in cases of violence other than lethal violence. Argues that the state must guarantee that municipalities follow the legislation and demands that the government promptly investigates time limits for division processes. Read the speech
- Argues that legislative processes are a team effort that takes time. Emphasizes that the current government has taken forward investigations that the previous government appointed and highlights that the cooperation between the parties is positive. Read the speech
- Argues that the previous Social Democratic-led government created a paradigm shift by introducing child peace crimes and loss of custody in cases of serious injuries. Wants to expand the legislation so that transfer of custody can also occur in cases of latent violence. Read the speech
- Argues that the current order is sufficient and that changes to facilitate the questions should be delayed. Agrees that the changes were not needed and are difficult to implement. Asks how the Centerpartiet practically intends to carry out the determination. Read the speech
- Argues that the current order is sufficient for Sweden's children. Asks how proposals for early determination of paternity can be implemented practically and opposes state-mandated physical interventions on pregnant women. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's work against violence against women must also include civil law legislation to protect women from violent men. Asks how the Council of Ministers should handle civil law issues and wants that parents who perpetrate honor-based violence should not be guardians. Read the speech
- Argues that the current action program does not contain much new within the civil law. Asks if violent men can lose custody and proposes a review of the legislation to tighten it jointly. Read the speech
- Asks how the Christian Democrats view the proposal to expand the rules for transfer of custody to also include other types of violence than lethal violence. Also asks how the Christian Democrats work in the government to counter surrogacy arrangements. Read the speech
- Welcomes the exchange and emphasizes the adult world's responsibility to protect children from all violence. Argues that Sweden in the EU should push that surrogacy arrangements should not be promoted and that children have a right to information about their background. Asks what the government is doing to counter exploitation in the surrogacy industry. Read the speech
Economic violence in close relationships: National Audit Office
- Supports the motion and argues that the civil law legislation enables economic violence. Criticizes the government for lagging behind in introducing time limits in division of property processes and formal requirements for powers of attorney despite the Riksdag's consensus. Read the speech
- Points out that economic violence can continue even if a perpetrator is locked up due to the design of civil law. Argues that civil law needs to be changed and that the government is doing too little. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government for the historically high unemployment. Argues that society must support all people's freedom without making it difficult or acting in a racist manner. Read the speech
Prime Minister's responsibility for disclosure of documents
- Criticizes that the Prime Minister's Chancellery has provided an incorrect account and withheld evidence from Säpo. Asks why the Prime Minister has not taken measures to prevent this, despite that measures have been taken for deficiencies in the handling of the principle of public access. Read the speech
- Argues that the Prime Minister is failing in his performance of his duties and that he should answer the Riksdag's questions personally. Criticizes that the Prime Minister's office is providing false information to judicial authorities and demands that he be scrutinized without the government sabotaging. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Prime Minister does not personally answer the questions despite that nothing prevents it. Argues that the Minister for Justice has admitted that the Prime Minister failed in the handling of the principle of public access. Wants the Prime Minister to personally answer questions about not withholding evidence. Read the speech
Government Offices' handling of information to the judiciary
- Argues that the Government Offices have provided an incorrect account and withheld evidence from the Swedish Security Service. Criticizes the Prime Minister's leadership and demands answers as to why he has allowed this to happen. Read the speech
- Argues that the Prime Minister's Chancellery has provided an incorrect account to the Swedish Security Service and that there are deficiencies in the Prime Minister's performance of duties. Asks whether the Prime Minister will take measures to change the routines. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Prime Minister does not personally answer for the Government Offices' administrative failure and lack of leadership. Argues that the Government Offices have provided an incorrect account and withheld information from the Swedish Security Service. Read the speech
Government Offices document disclosure and PM Office delays
- Request answers to questions regarding who made the decision to exempt the Prime Minister's Office from the investigation as well as who participated in and received parts of the educational initiatives and support materials [6, 11-13]. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Prime Minister's Chancellery deliberately and systematically delayed the release of documents to Dagens Nyheter. Asks who made the decision to exempt the Statsrådsberedningen from the investigation and whether the Prime Minister's closest staff have received the new supporting material. Read the speech
- Want to know which investigation has been conducted at the Government Offices to review the Prime Minister, the State Secretary, and the political staff. Argues that it is the Prime Minister's responsibility to answer questions about his office. Read the speech
Gang crime, elderly care and criminal policy debate
- Asks why the Minister for Justice is answering an interpellation concerning the Prime Minister's responsibility. Criticizes that the Minister for Justice is being used to avoid scrutiny of the Prime Minister's missteps. Read the speech
Nuclear power financing: SD risk-sharing vs. M loans and S costs
- Argues that nuclear power is necessary for welfare and growth and emphasizes the importance of safety, transparency, and democratic anchoring. Wants the Social Democrats and the Moderates to agree on a holistic approach and long-term rules to guarantee investments in both nuclear power and wind power. Read the speech
Crime, welfare, infrastructure and equality debate in Riksdag
- Argues that parents who subject children to honor-related violence should not have custody. Asks how the minister intends to ensure this and whether he considers current legislation to be sufficient. Read the speech
Violence against women: M, SD, S debate prevention measures
- Supports Sofia Amloh's motion. Argues that the government must move from words to action by appointing an inquiry to investigate the housing cooperative act. Criticizes that the government has not yet taken concrete measures so that women in housing cooperatives who are victims of violence can remain in their homes. Read the speech
School staffing, class sizes, crime, and alcohol sales
Child safety over parental rights: S, V, and C debate laws
- Wants the contact principle to be subordinated to the child's right to life and health and demands approval of legislative changes that strengthen the protection for children exposed to violence. Criticizes that previous legislation has fallen short in protecting children and emphasizes that assessments should be based on knowledge rather than pseudoscience. Read the speech
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- Welcomes the investigation and expresses openness to finding a common design for legal representatives for children. Asks if the government parties are open to also including the regulation of visitation with visitation support in the investigation. Read the speech
Guardians and trustees: competence, education and regulation
- Criticizes that companies can make money from vulnerable individuals due to lack of supervision and systemic errors. Argues that the current government must proceed with a previous investigation without delay to improve the regulatory framework. Read the speech
- Argues that systemic errors regarding guardianship cause human suffering and that the legal certainty of the constitutional laws must be reflected in civil law. Asks when the government will proceed with the commission's proposals and requests a timetable. Read the speech
- Argues that current legislation makes it possible for the state to take over people's lives in a repulsive way. Criticizes systemic errors and deficient supervision and asks whether the government's measures will occur during this mandate period. Read the speech
Healthcare, crime, energy and infrastructure debate in Riksdag
- Proposes that children who have been victims of violence should be granted the right to their own counsel in cases concerning custody, residence, and visitation. Asks why the government does not want to act despite the fact that children's rights organizations and the Children's Ombudsman emphasize the importance of this. Read the speech
Children's contact in custody disputes and parental alienation
- Argues that parental alienation is a pseudoscience used to ignore children's wishes and expose children exposed to violence to danger. Suggests that Sweden should ban the use of the concept and related experts in order to protect the children. Read the speech
- Appreciates the work with Tryggare hem för barn. Argues that the use of pseudoscience in custody disputes harms children exposed to violence and suggests that Sweden should ban this use by following examples from other countries. Read the speech
Housing rights for women facing violence: M and S proposals
- Argues that the law must support women who are victims of violence so that they can stay regardless of the type of housing. Wants an investigation to be appointed to adapt the condominium act in accordance with the regulations for rental housing. Read the speech
- Argues that it is unreasonable that women subject to violence risk being forced to leave their home. Wants the regulatory framework strengthened so that women subject to violence can remain in all types of housing, including condominiums, while the perpetrator moves out. Read the speech
- Asks when the inquiry into issues regarding the division of property will be appointed. Argues that deficiencies in the civil law legislation are used by perpetrators of violence and wants the government to appoint an inquiry to adapt the housing tenure act in accordance with the rental housing act. Read the speech
Sweden's credibility, energy, infrastructure and aid debate
- Argues that women who are subjected to violence should be able to stay in their home while the perpetrator moves out. Asks what initiatives the government intends to take so that this applies to all forms of housing, not just rental apartments. Read the speech
Violence in close relationships: new action program and sentencing
- Argues that perpetrators use children as tools to exert violence and keep women in destructive relationships. Asks what measures should be taken at the civil law level. Criticizes that the new legislation on protected housing means that fewer children get to accompany their mothers. Read the speech
- Argues that it is important to continue the work on the consent legislation. Wants to highlight the need to strengthen the protection for children during visitation and that the legislation is not used to keep women in destructive relationships. Read the speech
Children's rights in custody disputes and family law changes
- Asks how the Christian Democrats handle the issue of children's right to legal counsel in practice and requests details regarding the internal work when the member was silent in the committee. Read the speech
- Argues that the Christian Democrats have promised an investigation into the child's right to their own counsel. Asks why the Christian Democrats do not agree to jointly demand that the government carries out the investigation. Read the speech
- Criticizes that children who have been victims of violence are forced into contact with perpetrators and argues that the legislation must be changed to protect children. Wants to investigate children's right to their own counsel in civil law proceedings and proposes that the child's right to life and health should be paramount over the contact principle. Read the speech
- Wants an investigation into children's right to a representative in civil law proceedings concerning custody, residence, and visitation. Asks whether SD will live up to its previous promises and demands in its own committee motion. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Sweden Democrats present the issue of children's legal representation as handled in the investigation Tryggare hem för barn. Argues that it is now time for a specific investigation on the child's right to legal counsel. Read the speech
Children and young people in social services: new act and rights
- Wants to see an investigation into children's right to their own counsel in civil law proceedings concerning custody, residence, and visitation. Argues that there is an inconsistency since children have the right to counsel in criminal cases and administrative cases but not in these civil cases. Read the speech
Sheltered housing rights: KD permit, S lex Tintin, V costs
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- Asks whether the government will have the same high level of ambition to prevent violent parents from having contact with children who do not live in protected housing. Also asks whether the strategy for a childhood free from violence will have consequences for the proposals in Safer homes for children. Read the speech
- Argues that children should be protected in processes by being granted their own counsel in disputes regarding custody, residence, and visitation. Urges the Moderaterna to agree to this and act on previous statements that children's voices should be heard. Read the speech
Security threats and delayed NATO membership measures
- Criticizes the Foreign Minister for not answering how the government handles the risks associated with SD's statements. Argues that the government's silence implies that they are turning a blind eye to how SD's actions can worsen the security situation and delay NATO membership. Read the speech
- Argues that the Sweden Democrats' actions worsen Sweden's security situation and hinder NATO membership. Demands that the government expels the Sweden Democrats' officials from the Government Offices as a measure against their sabotage. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Foreign Minister does not answer questions on how the government handles the Tidö parties' statements which have worsened the security situation. Argues that the government should show seriousness by acting against its own government base. Read the speech
Nuclear power vs renewables: SD, S and MP debate energy
- Argues that Swedish nuclear power requires extensive local anchoring and a preserved municipal veto to ensure democratic anchoring and safety. Urges the government to create long-term agreements for the industry and emphasizes the importance of accuracy and strict control functions. Read the speech
- Urges cross-party dialogue to solve energy issues. Argues that the current bill is not sufficient and proposes that solutions should be found jointly. Read the speech
- Hopes that the government reviews changes to the electricity price areas to achieve a better price picture. Urges cross-party dialogue and long-term agreements to move forward on the issues. Read the speech
Prison and Probation Service funding and Ukrainian refugees
- Argues that children should not be forced into meetings where there is a risk of violence. Asks how the government plans to handle the serious criticism of the investigation into safer homes for children. Read the speech
Alcohol sales, migration, crime and child psychiatry debate
- Argues that children should not be forced into contact where there is a risk of violence. Asks the Minister for Justice if the planned paradigm shift regarding violence, contact, and custody can be expedited for the children's best interests. Read the speech
Family law reforms: property division, child rights and violence
- Wants to introduce a time limit for property division processes to counter economic violence. Argues that children should not have unprotected contact where there is a risk of violence and demands that the legislation be changed to strengthen the children's rights perspective. Read the speech
- Argues that the government has carried out a systematic effort to counter violence against men and economic violence. Asks when the Sverigedemokraterna consider that the government should return to the Riksdag with a concrete proposal to implement the legislative change as soon as possible. Read the speech
- Thanks the government for the ongoing work with investigations regarding violence. Asks when the Sweden Democrats consider the government should return to the Riksdag on the issue. Argues that one should have constructive discussions in the committee to reach a consensus. Read the speech
- Argues that the legislation on the best interests of the child must not trump the right to a life free from violence. Appreciates the Moderaterna's clear message regarding forced visitation and emphasizes the importance of protecting children from violence. Read the speech
- Urges to build on the prevailing consensus to quickly implement changes for children exposed to violence. Argues that the government has promised to act quickly and that this should be followed up through the list of bills. Read the speech
- Highlights how the absence of formal requirements for powers of attorney is used by perpetrators of violence to exert power and control over women. Asks which party is prepared to do something to prevent this from being used as an instrument of economic violence. Read the speech
- Asks when a decision regarding powers of attorney can be expected. Argues that simplifications of transactions must not occur at the expense of women exposed to violence and wants clearer measures in Sweden. Read the speech
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