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Märta Stenevi (MP)
What Märta Stenevi 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.
Student housing building requirements: lower rents and costs
- Criticizes the proposal because it represents a departure from the principle of universal accessibility and reduces the number of housing units for students with disabilities. Wants the bill to be scrapped and that work is instead done on flexible, accessible housing that includes everyone. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the proposal departs from the principle that everyone should be able to participate on equal terms. Argues that it is not "gentle" to limit the choices for persons with functional variations by creating housing queues. Read the speech
- Argues that the proposal does not reduce construction costs but reduces the number of square meters. Criticizes that it impairs universal accessibility for persons with disabilities and argues that it primarily benefits the construction companies' calculations rather than lowering the rents. Read the speech
New strategy for living and safe cities: V, S, and SD views
- Criticizes that the government has erased equality and sustainability from the strategy. Argues that the city has been transformed into a backdrop for commercial interests and wants the government to take the strategy back to the drawing board. Read the speech
Mortgage early repayment rule: SD supports, S wants evaluation
- Supports the proposal but argues that it is insufficient. Proposes that it should be investigated whether deaths and divorces should result in lower compensation, that security exchange should enable moving without a penalty fee as well as that extra amortization on fixed-term loans should be penalty-free. Read the speech
Consumer rights: fraud protection, debt register and ads
- Criticizes that half of the municipalities lack consumer guidance and that many advisors lack training in accessibility. Argues that the government has removed the grant to Sveriges Konsumenter and calls for the funds to be restored. Read the speech
- Argues that the state should strengthen the position of consumers by cutting ties with economic interests. Argues that funding in the state budget is an effective way to strengthen citizens and support civil society. Read the speech
- Argues that Sveriges Konsumenter is for the taxpayers and that the state has a collective responsibility to strengthen citizens' rights. Proposes that a lobby register be established to track money going to influence campaigns. Read the speech
Housing policy: M, V, and KD debate rent rules and costs
- Asks what the Christian Democrats want to do for families with children and low incomes so that they do not risk evictions or are forced to choose between rent and food. Read the speech
- Shares the view of the need to significantly reform the housing allowance. Argues that the erosion of the allowance leads to overcrowding and that families with children are forced to prioritize rent over the children's participation in society. Read the speech
- Wants to stop evictions of families with children and proposes expanded opportunities for the social services to provide financial assistance to all families with children. Argues that landlords' requirements should be regulated, grants should be counted as income in assessments and municipalities should provide rental guarantees. Criticizes the government's removal of the housing benefit supplement. Read the speech
Legal certainty, healthcare, economy and infrastructure debate
- Criticizes a statement from a Member of Parliament as a racist move. Asks whether the government shares this view or can condemn the deeply racist statement. Read the speech
Land and water management: national interests and water supply
- Argues that clean water is a limited and valuable resource that must be protected against climate change and pollution. Wants the government to take greater responsibility for securing the water supply during crises. Read the speech
Criminal justice: SD and M want expansion and leasing abroad
- Criticizes that children and young people within the correctional system no longer have the right to on-site education. Demands a coherent care chain, strengthened cooperation between actors, and that educational opportunities at the institutions be improved. Read the speech
Temporary housing allowance extension and government tax cuts
- Criticizes that tax cuts do not help single parents with low incomes to pay for food. Asks if there are any measures in the budget that help these families to put food on the table when the housing allowance disappears. Read the speech
- Asks what the government is doing to make it easier for single parents with low incomes to put food on the table. Criticizes that the government is withdrawing money from economically vulnerable families by reducing the housing supplement. Read the speech
Housing policy: freer rent setting, villa construction, reforms
- Questions about whether the Sweden Democrats have ensured that there will be an extension of the temporary housing allowance or if they have blocked it. Read the speech
- Argues that housing policy must include the discussion on housing benefits. Criticizes that the Sweden Democrats' answer to economic vulnerability for, for example, parents and women victims of violence is that they can receive a tax deduction for home improvements. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's priorities and withdraws the supplement to the housing allowance. Argues that housing policy is about the right to a home and demands that the supplement to the housing allowance be made permanent. Read the speech
Housing policy: structural reforms, state support and loans
- Argues that many with low incomes have not become wealthier and that single parents have difficulty covering rent and food costs. Asks whether the government will extend the temporary supplement to the housing allowance. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the temporary supplement to the housing allowance is not being extended. Argues that those with the lowest incomes lose the most from the government's budget and requests an extension so that families can make ends meet. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's budget means that single parents lose money every month. Asks whether the government will extend the temporary supplement to the housing allowance so that these parents can support their children. Read the speech
- Hope that the Christian Democrats get their line through in the budget negotiations. Argues that families with weak finances lose out on the removal of the temporary supplement and cannot utilize the rotavdrag since they lack owned housing. Read the speech
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- Argues that the housing supplement is still needed because prices have not gone down. Urges the government to show understanding for those who cannot manage on their wages and to use its power to help these families. Read the speech
Public procurement: competition, sustainability and rules
- Argues that public procurement is a tool to control the use of public funds and stimulate innovation. Wants to set clear requirements for sustainability in order to strengthen companies' competitiveness during the green transition. Read the speech
Financial stability: bank tax, wealth register and amortization
- Argues that the fiscal system must work for stability within climate work. Proposes that fiscal frameworks and sustainability reports should be maintained to ensure that capital goes to activities that counteract the climate crisis. Read the speech
Housing market: M, V, S debate planning and construction
- Argues that protected nature and green spaces in built-up areas provide synergies through climate adaptation, recreation, and biodiversity. Wants the green space factor to become a requirement for all new construction and that Boverket develops a basic requirement for this. Read the speech
Food prices, child allowance, inflation and teacher authority
- Argues that child poverty in Sweden is an acute crisis due to increased rents, food prices, and medicine costs. Asks whether the government will extend the temporary supplement to the housing allowance to help vulnerable families with children. Read the speech
Family law: honor violence, cousin marriage and joint custody
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- Reminds that the legislation on safer homes for children covers all individuals under 18 years of age. Asks whether the Sweden Democrats mean that gender neutrality implies that gender-based violence against women should not be seen as an existential societal problem. Read the speech
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Healthcare, schools, children's rights and economic issues
- Criticizes that mothers risk losing custody when they try to protect children from convicted perpetrators. Argues that children should have the right to legal counsel in all custody cases and asks how the government will stop these injustices. Read the speech
- Urges the government to support the opposition's proposal regarding legal representatives for children in custody disputes. Argues that change is needed now rather than more investigations in order to protect children from their perpetrators. Read the speech
Compensation, insolvency and execution law: S, KD, SD rules
- Argues that economic violence often continues after a breakup through debt burdens that affect both women and children. Wants economic violence to be criminalized and motions to enable debt restructuring in more cases where women have been subjected to economic violence. Read the speech
Housing policy: housing allowance and property formation act
- Argues that the housing allowance fails in its housing policy goal because families with low incomes are forced to move to smaller housing. Wants the government to appoint an inquiry into the real estate formation act in order to release residential buildings for sale. Read the speech
Integration and equality: SD return migration, SK tax cuts
- Criticizes the government's budget for favoring high-income earners and men at the expense of women's finances. Proposes increased funding for women's shelters, state-shared responsibility for protected housing as well as a relocation allowance for crime victims. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government for providing tax breaks to high-income earners instead of investing in municipalities and regions. Argues that the budget hits low-income earners and single mothers hard as welfare cannot be strengthened. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government provides tax breaks to the richest while low-income earners and single mothers receive worse economic conditions. Suggests that they stop reducing incomes for low-income earners and instead let high-income earners contribute more. Read the speech
Economic security for families: S wants 200 kr, V wants 400 kr
- Criticizes the "responsible" phase-out of the housing allowance as it leads to working families falling behind. Asks whether the government is deliberately creating a benefit trap and how their policy affects people's ability to cover necessary expenses. Read the speech
- Argues that the government has not won the battle against inflation but that workers have held back wages. Criticizes the budget for giving too little to those who need it most and proposes to make the temporary supplement permanent. Read the speech
- Asks how the government can strengthen families when single parents lose money in the budget and if the Christian Democrats are prepared to fight for an extension of the temporary supplement. Argues that families are affected by increased food prices and rents while economic resources are being withdrawn. Asks why the government is not introducing pregnancy money to improve women's health and give the children a better start. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Christian Democrats for removing funds from families despite the situation being strained. Argues that the rural deduction provides better support than lowered fuel prices and asks if the government will compensate families who lose money. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's budget for favoring high-income earners at the expense of low-income families with children. Wants to make the housing supplement permanent, increase the child allowance after inflation, and introduce a relocation fee for victims of violence. Read the speech
Sickness insurance reforms: V wants 80% benefit, S cuts wait
- Criticizes the government's budget and cuts to Försäkringskassan as well as their view on welfare. Wants to increase the appropriations to Försäkringskassan, introduce a prevention compensation, reintroduce compensations to companies and significantly increase the compensations. Read the speech
- Argues that sick people can be hit hard by rigid systems when sick leave certificates are rejected. Suggests that persons who are not entitled to compensation should not receive it in the future, but should not be left without income retrospectively due to incorrect underlying data. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Sweden Democrats' view of humanity and lack of grounding in reality regarding people in vulnerable situations. Argues that people on sick leave who are affected by incorrect decisions are not fraudsters but need to receive the money they are entitled to. Read the speech
Child safety over parental rights: S, V, and C debate laws
- Expresses gratitude for the government's work with the bill. Argues that children must be allowed to speak and suggests that psychologists should meet with the child as well as that judges should have adequate further education in issues concerning violence. Read the speech
Sexual commercial exploitation: L views victims and sex buyers
- Argues that the proposed measures do not reach the crime victims if the police do not see them as such. Asks how the Minister reacts to reports that victims are treated as suspects and are locked up instead of receiving support. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the police are disbanding human trafficking units and that witnesses are deported before they can participate in investigations. Appeals to the Minister to act against conditions within the police and fight for women who are subjected to human trafficking to receive safety and security. Read the speech
- Expresses concern that the rights of victims of human trafficking and prostitution are not recognized. Urges the government to investigate whether victims are treated as criminals to be deported instead of as important witnesses. Read the speech
Government management of economy, infrastructure, and health
- Argues that inflation is falling thanks to Europe's energy supply and the workers' sacrifices rather than the government's work. Asks what measures are being taken to facilitate things for low-income single women who are losing money due to the government's budget. Read the speech
Child poverty and budget impact on low-income families
- Criticizes that the Minister's response does not address measures to break child poverty. Argues that the government's budget causes a single mother to lose money while a high-income household earns significantly more. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government's budget erodes the support systems for working families with low incomes while tax cuts benefit high-income earners. Asks if the government sees problems with the deep inequality and what measures will be taken. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Minister ignores the situation of families with children and focuses on growth. Argues that the government's budget erodes the support systems and creates economic vulnerability for low-income earners by prioritizing tax cuts for high-income earners. Read the speech
Sickness insurance: M wants higher compensation and more support
- Asks whether it is the government or the Sweden Democrats who have stopped the preparation of the proposals. Read the speech
- Argues that the previous government's health insurance policy was destructive. Asks if the government agrees with this and if the current government's policy is the same. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government has not answered what they actually wanted to see in the health insurance. Expresses joy that the Green Party's health insurance policy is largely maintained by the Moderates. Read the speech
Parents' compensation and leave during social services' work
- Argues that parents with low incomes risk economic vulnerability and loss of income when participating in the social services' interventions. Asks if the government can guarantee that the proposals that have been on the table for two years move forward. Read the speech
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Racism handling: L wants action plan, S questions PM's rank
- Praises the government for taking a stand against antisemitism and highlighting the vulnerability of the Jewish minority. Asks whether the minister shares the Prime Minister's view on a ranking between different forms of racism and how this is compatible with the Instrument of Government. Read the speech
- Asks how the government reacts to Islamophobia, Afrophobia, and racism against Roma and Sámi [2-5]. Criticizes the government's rhetoric regarding dead Palestinians [6-7] and demands that the Council of State takes as clearly a distance from Islamophobia as from antisemitism. Read the speech
- Distances itself from all types of antisemitic statements. Criticizes the government for making affected groups invisible and argues that the government's rhetoric gives the impression that some human lives are less worthy than others. Read the speech
Gender as basis for increased hate crime penalties in Sweden
- Criticizes that the investigation does not see a need to tighten criminal liability for sexual crimes against children between 15 and 17 years old. Asks whether the government will strengthen the protection for pubertally developed children, change the criminal designation of child pornography, and present a unified proposition. Read the speech
- Thanks for the cooperation regarding the legislation and emphasizes the importance of the investigation as a response to tragic acts of violence against women. Asks if the government parties and the Sweden Democrats agree on the direction of the upcoming bill. Read the speech
- Argues that the investigation contains important changes to protect girls and women. Wants the government to adopt the proposals to protect puberty-developed children and introduce gender as a new basis for increased penalties in hate crimes. Read the speech
Repeated crimes against women: M wants focus on victims
- Praises the government for proposals on extended restraining orders and increased information sharing. Criticizes that proposals for harsher penalties for multiple offenses have been put on hold in favor of an investigation into general sentencing increases. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government prioritizes increased penalties over preventive work and argues that this is short-sighted. Asks when the government will invest in support for women and their children who are victims of violence as well as fund effective preventive work. Read the speech
- Argues that men's violence against women is a major societal problem. Criticizes that the government's investigation gives too little space to structural violence and that the budget lacks resources for care and support for crime victims. Read the speech
EU heads of state meeting: migration pact and Gaza ceasefire
- Asks how the Swedish government has acted in the European Council to stop the violence and protect Palestinian civilians. Emphasizes that Israel has a right to self-defense but that the laws of war must be respected and civilians protected. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government's expressions of sympathy are not sufficient to stop the violence. Demands that the government acts diplomatically to achieve a ceasefire, return the hostages, establish a humanitarian corridor and take a leading role in peace negotiations. Read the speech
Crime, economy, welfare and climate policy debate
- Argues that the climate crisis is acute and that the government's policy worsens the warming. Criticizes the government's proposal for a tax cut on fossil fuels which benefits those who emit the most instead of going to school and healthcare. Read the speech
- Urges the Prime Minister to scrap the disclosure law. Argues that the law is a poor concession to the Sweden Democrats and that public employees should never be punished for performing their work. Read the speech
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- Argues that the government is historically weak and lacks the people's mandate because it rests on a right-wing extremist mandate. Criticizes the government for representing the Sweden Democrats instead of the Swedish people and demands that the government resign. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government has increased emissions and moved away from a policy that could reach the climate goals. Asks how many tons of greenhouse gases the government's policy will reduce or increase Swedish emissions in 2024. Read the speech
- Argues that the current government's policy does not make it possible to reach the climate goals. Criticizes the Minister for not knowing how much emissions will decrease or increase with the current policy. Argues that a climate policy that accelerates climate change is a catastrophe. Read the speech
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Import of Russian fossil energy: labels, EU unity, and gas
- Criticizes the government for delaying the Riksdag's decision to stop the import of Russian fossil energy. Argues that Swedish money is financing war crimes and suffering in Ukraine. Read the speech
- Argues that Russian gas to Sweden finances Russian weapons and killing. Criticizes the government for hiding behind the EU instead of leading the way and urges the government to stop the import of Russian gas now. Read the speech
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- Criticizes the government for lacking a plan to stop Russian fossil gas and money flows to Putin's war chest. Argues that the government ignores President Zelenskyy's plea, the Riksdag's decision, and the suffering in Ukraine. Read the speech
- Argues that the import of Russian gas finances Russia's war against Ukraine. Asks whether Sweden should not already have cut off its import of Russian gas. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government has changed its stance regarding the import ban. Argues that the government says one thing before the election and another after the election when it comes to support for Ukraine. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government for having ignored the Riksdag's announcement to stop the import of Russian energy. Argues that Sweden should stop the import now to prevent money from going to the Russian war chest. Read the speech
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- Argues that Miljöpartiet has never wanted to increase the use of fossil gas. Urges the government and Liberalerna to continue to stand behind the work of replacing fossil gas with other energy sources to produce green steel. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden must have a 100 percent renewable energy system and that fossil gas should not be used in any production going forward. Criticizes the opponent for having stopped the expansion of wind power. Read the speech
Household finances: S, M, and V debate inflation measures
- Criticizes the government for not doing enough to help families with children and pensioners against the skyrocketing food prices. Demands that the government lowers the food VAT on basic goods to directly lower food prices and protect children's health. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government's tax cuts do not reach those with the lowest incomes. Advocates for reduced VAT on basic goods to help economically vulnerable families and asks when the government will act to lower the VAT. Read the speech
- Praise the government's decision to extend and increase the housing allowance. Urge the Minister for Finance to act now to help the most vulnerable children who risk lifelong ill-health due to poverty. Read the speech
- Argues that children in economic vulnerability are hit hard by inflation and high food prices. Wants the government to increase the child allowance, serve breakfast in school and lower the food VAT on basic goods immediately. Read the speech
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- Argues that the reactors were shut down due to low electricity prices resulting from wind power. Criticizes the Liberals for supporting, in the government cooperation, a party that wants to stop the expansion of wind power. Read the speech
Question Time: Electricity support, regulations and pricing
- Highlights the acute child poverty where single parents with low incomes cannot buy food or clothes for their children. Asks if the government will increase the housing allowance and the child allowance and introduce free school breakfast. Read the speech
- Asks whether the government will permanently increase the housing allowance, increase the child allowance, and offer free school breakfast for all children. Argues that families and children are hit hard by the economy so that children go to school hungry and parents end up in debt. Read the speech
Corruption and party funding: transparency register and bans
- Argues that current legislation has major loopholes and serves as an alibi to hide influence on the parties. Demands that the laws be tightened quickly and that a transparency register be introduced. Read the speech
- Argues that the legislation has large gaps that allow for a lack of transparency. Criticizes that the government has stopped a corruption investigation and demands a ban on funding from third countries to prevent the influence of foreign powers. Read the speech
- Argues that the questions are very serious and require urgent action. Claims that citizens have the right to know whose money influences politics and demands that the possibility for foreign powers to influence the parties be closed. Read the speech
Government budget proposal for justice, immigration and energy
- Criticizes the government for being a puppet government controlled by the Sverigedemokraterna. Argues that the government is dismantling climate policy, stopping the expansion of wind power, mismanaging the electricity price support and lowering taxes for high-income earners. Read the speech
- Appeals to the Prime Minister that the Riksdag agrees to immediately introduce a lex Tintin. Argues that mothers are forced to hand over their children to men who have abused them and that children have been sentenced to contact with violent parents. Read the speech
- Argues that current legislation exposes children and women subjected to violence to unreasonable situations. Wants to ratify the additional protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child and provide children with their own legal representatives to protect the most vulnerable. Read the speech
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- Criticizes the Sweden Democrats' rhetoric against hbtqi people and argues that it creates an environment where children and adults are harassed for their gender identity. Argues that these people's rights should carry as much weight as everyone else's. Read the speech
- Expresses appreciation for Annie Lööf's political journey and inspiring leadership. Argues that the rotation principle is important for politics as it provides new experiences to society. Read the speech
- Thanks for the political cooperation and for the courage to stand up for freedom, democracy and openness. Also thanks for the commitment to women's and children's rights and announces that a gift has been donated to Plan Sverige. Read the speech
- Asks why the government actively opposes policies for energy efficiency and criticizes that support has been withdrawn and investigations into incentives for energy efficiency have been stopped. Read the speech
- Argues that energy efficiency measures are the fastest way to lower electricity prices and prevent system failures. Criticizes the government's energy policy for being too little, too late, and a betrayal of households. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government for being a puppet government that pursues a culture war policy. Proposes instead offensive initiatives on renewable energy, investments in schools and a feminist foreign policy based on solidarity. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government's budget halves the environmental budget and slaughters investments to protect nature. Argues that fossil subsidies are prioritized instead of implementing necessary measures to save biodiversity. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government and the Liberals are abandoning previous environmental positions and weakening climate legislation. Argues that the Liberals have betrayed their environmental commitment and urges them to support the Green Party's proposal for strengthened nature conservation. Read the speech
Council of Europe report: Ukraine support, energy and price cap
- Welcomes the successes in supporting Ukraine's resilience and sanctions against Russia. However, criticizes that Sweden provides Ukrainian refugees with the worst conditions in the Nordic countries, which leads to poverty and exploitation. Asks what the Prime Minister intends to do to improve their conditions. Read the speech
- Argues that Ukrainian refugees risk being subjected to crimes and living in a shadow society. Wants the government to give these refugees the same opportunities to build a life in Sweden as others with residence permits. Read the speech
Sweden's climate and environmental goals progress and policy
- Criticizes the government for making it harder and more expensive for households to transition. Argues that the government exhibits hypocrisy by subsidizing fossil fuels while simultaneously underfunding welfare. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government for giving up the goals for 2030 and lacking new proposals to reduce emissions. Argues that the government does not understand the urgency in climate work and lacks a coherent climate policy. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government treats the legally binding emission targets as optional. Argues that the government lacks ideas on emission reductions and that their policy will put the Maldives' homes under water. Read the speech
PM Question Time: Child trafficking, nuclear power, welfare
- Highlights that Turkey's airstrikes cause civilian casualties and risk allowing IS to regain territory. Asks if the Prime Minister shares the USA's concern and if Sweden will criticize President Erdogan. Read the speech
- Criticizes that Sweden no longer criticizes Turkey's bombings of civilians. Argues that the government is groveling to the authoritarian regime in Ankara and asks if the Prime Minister considers that Turkey meets democratic requirements. Read the speech
Anonymous donations to parties and regulation review
- Argues that the legislation for transparency regarding party funding is bypassed by several parties through creative methods. Asks if the government sees a reason to tighten the legislation to stop this cheating. Read the speech
- Argues that openness is crucial for democracy and criticizes that current legislation is easy to circumvent. Demands that the government immediately appoint an inquiry to close the loopholes in the law. Proposes to tighten the law on transparency in party financing and establish a transparency register for lobbyists. Read the speech
- Argues that voters' trust is difficult to maintain if parties do not disclose who influences their decisions. Proposes that the legislation on transparency in party funding be tightened and that a transparency register be introduced. Read the speech
Crime, economy, welfare and migration debate in Riksdag
- Criticizes the government and the Tidö Agreement for being a fatal blow to climate policy, environmental work, and the rule of law. Argues that the government fails solidarity, remains silent in the face of authoritarian regimes, and promotes racial profiling. Read the speech
- Argues that many women who have been victims of violence live deprived of their freedom and lack trauma treatment. Wants the focus shifted from the deprivation of freedom of crime victims to restricting the perpetrators and asks what the government will do to give the women their lives back. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government uses grounds that lack legal certainty for deportation. Argues that this causes crime victims to fall silent and that the Tidö Agreement in practice protects violent men. Read the speech
- Questions about whether Jimmie Åkesson shares the view that independent actors should be able to scrutinize power in a democracy. Read the speech
- Asks whether the Sweden Democrats consider Civil Rights Defenders to be a left-liberal organization or if they uphold extremist views. Criticizes that the Sweden Democrats rule the government from the shadows without being able to be scrutinized by the Riksdag. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government uses funds for returning and in Europe instead of helping the poorest. Argues that the government's policy increases emissions and asks how the climate goals will be reached. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's inability to act on the climate crisis and questions whether this is due to ignorance or influence from the Sweden Democrats' climate denial. Asks what minor measures the government intends to propose when emissions are simultaneously increasing by 50 percent. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government is dismantling environmental policy by abolishing the Ministry of the Environment. Argues that lowered climate taxes and reduced reduction obligation indicate a lack of prioritization of the climate goals. Read the speech
- Argues that the right-wing parties' proposals to reduce benefits risk increasing the vulnerability of children and young people to being recruited into crime. Asks how a benefit ceiling is supposed to help children of unemployed parents to manage school. Read the speech
- Argues that the Tidö Agreement lacks answers on establishment and inclusion. Criticizes that children in school risk being treated differently depending on the parents' finances or appearance. Criticizes the Liberals for having handed over the agenda to the Sweden Democrats. Read the speech
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