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Rashid Farivar (SD)
What Rashid Farivar 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.
EU ELV Regulation implementation in Sweden and vehicle owners
- Asks whether the government's ambition is to create simple, clear and predictable criteria for exemptions. Argues that existing data in the road traffic register should be used to avoid extensive individual processes for vehicle owners. Read the speech
- Asks how the government intends to ensure a legally secure, uniform and predictable application of the regulatory framework. Wants clear criteria and guidance to be developed before the ordinance is applied in order to balance environmental goals with respect for property rights. Read the speech
- Asks how the government will ensure that the ELV Regulation protects vehicle culture and ownership rights, as well as how legal certainty and uniformity will be guaranteed. Hopes that the continued work leads to a clear and simple regulatory framework. Read the speech
Long payment periods and protection of smaller suppliers
- Criticizes that the government lacks concrete measures to shorten payment times. Asks for specific measures, indicators for follow-up, and a timetable for when the government plans to move from follow-up to action. Read the speech
- Asks what binding EU line and what concrete alternatives the government is pursuing instead of the Commission's 30-day rule. Criticizes that the government's line is unclear as they acknowledge the problem but do not present their own solution. Read the speech
- Asks for the government's concrete line and desired payment times. Argues that small businesses tie up capital needed for growth and demands that the government move from following the issue to actually taking action. Read the speech
Sweden's strategic position and investments in semiconductors
- Welcomes the government's initiatives on excellence clusters and European collaborations. Criticizes that the government lacks a coherent national strategy to translate competence into companies and investments and asks whether the government's current initiatives constitute such a strategy. Read the speech
- Argues that the real bottleneck is the difficulty of taking the step from research results to industrial scaling. Asks for concrete measures to strengthen the coordination between academia and industry as well as ensure that innovations stay and grow in Sweden. Read the speech
- Argues that semiconductors are crucial for competitiveness and national security. Proposes a long-term roadmap with better coordination, more investments in infrastructure and skills supply to ensure that innovations are developed and produced in Sweden. Read the speech
Long payment terms and Swedish company competitiveness
- Argues that long payment times are a real problem that hinders investments, innovation, and jobs. Asks what the government's follow-up has led to and when they plan to move from analysis to concrete action. Read the speech
- Argues that long payment terms are a trade barrier that negatively affects small businesses. Asks which concrete model the government advocates for and if they are prepared to introduce a national statutory main rule of 30 days payment terms. Read the speech
- Argues that small and medium-sized enterprises need concrete measures rather than the government just following the issue. Proposes common and reasonable rules of the game to shorten payment times, strengthen competitiveness, and free up capital for investments and jobs. Read the speech
National cloud policy and Sweden's digital sovereignty debate
- Welcomes the national cloud policy but criticizes that it is only advisory. Asks why the government does not set requirements for compliance when digital sovereignty and strategic dependencies are judged to be of great importance. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the cloud policy lacks concrete steering mechanisms or incentives to reduce dependence on foreign providers. Asks how the government will ensure that public actors have functioning exit strategies in practice. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government chooses to make the cloud policy guiding rather than governing. Argues that this risks the identified problems remaining unsolved as digital sovereignty requires clearer governance and practical capability. Read the speech
Railway maintenance investments 210 billion SEK until 2037
- Argues that the maintenance debt has been built up over a long period, including under the Social Democrats' rule. Supports the minister's answer as realistic and responsible as it represents the largest investment in railway maintenance in Swedish history. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Social Democrats for the maintenance debt growing during their time in power. Argues that the national plan involves historically large investments and that the development is moving in the right direction. Wants to continue strengthening the infrastructure for the needs of industry and national preparedness. Read the speech
Public transport subsidies: KD proposes 6.5 billion SEK
- Argues that the government's proposal for halved ticket prices is a reasonable temporary measure to facilitate everyday life during extraordinary situations. Criticizes the Social Democrats' previous government for having caused maintenance debts and asks for long-term reforms to strengthen the competitiveness of public transport. Read the speech
- Agrees with the Minister and argues that the temporary ticket reform is not the government's unified policy. Emphasizes that long-term investments are required to restore functionality in the transport system. Read the speech
EU Inc. corporate framework subsidiarity test and proposal
- Argues that the proposal does not conflict with the subsidiarity principle because a common corporate form requires coordination at the EU level. Moves for the rejection of the reservation and the special opinion. Read the speech
Crime victim compensation: SD, S, and M debate new rules
- Supports the government's proposal that crime victims should receive faster compensation without going through the perpetrator. Also welcomes limitations of deprivation of liberty compensation and stricter rules for parental responsibility. Read the speech
- Asks why the Social Democrats did not do more to combat crime and gang shootings during their eight years in power. Read the speech
- Argues that the government has implemented major reforms for crime victims. Criticizes the Social Democrats for not having implemented legislative changes during eight years and asks why they did not act then. Read the speech
Garnishment rules and expanded remote garnishment for debt
- Supports the government's proposal to streamline the investigation procedure, increase sales prices, and strengthen the fight against organized crime [2, 5-6, 8-9]. Argues that cohabitants' incomes should be taken into account when measuring wages to reflect the economic reality [14-17]. Read the speech
- Argues that it is incorrect to claim that cohabitants become liable for reimbursement. Asks why the member claims to be contradicted by the proposal when one does not become liable for payment when one is a cohabitant. Read the speech
- Means that the cohabitant does not become liable for the other's debts. Criticizes that the member is spreading falsehoods about the proposal in the Riksdag. Read the speech
Safeguarding movable cultural heritage funding and regulations
- Argues that the movable cultural heritage is primarily managed by voluntary forces that need reasonable rules and legislation rather than grants. Criticizes that authorities lack an understanding of the conditions for cultural heritage and asks what the minister is doing to ensure proportionality. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government does not prioritize new legislative work but instead leans on previous governments' assessments. Argues that rules lack proportionality and asks what concrete measures are being taken to avoid the cultural heritage disappearing. Read the speech
- Argues that current legislation does not lead to any results and that the problem persists. Criticizes that the regulatory framework is not sufficient and asks how authorities shall ensure that the conditions for movable cultural heritage are taken into account. Read the speech
Mosques spreading hate: M wants to stop state subsidies
- Argues that the government has done a good job by denying state subsidies to religious communities that spread hate. Wants the legislation to be tightened to ban foreign funding and that the state takes responsibility for closing down or demolishing mosques that spread hate and violence. Read the speech
- Argues that Islam and political Islam are not two different things because hateful messages come directly from the Quran. Wants that no mosque should be built in Sweden and that the state should prevent municipal grants to such buildings. Read the speech
Freedom of expression in proposition 2025/26:133
- Argues that Sweden has a unique tradition of safeguarding freedom of speech and that we must never let intolerant forces dictate the boundaries for freedom and rights. Asks if the Minister for Justice can guarantee that the proposal does not lead to the police stopping controversial expressions of opinion with reference to security risks. Argues that a police chief has stated that the law change could be used in that way. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the proposal implies a shift of power from the citizens to the state through unilateral decisions on time and place. Argues that the legislation risks legitimizing violence and weakening democratic resilience. Read the speech
- Argues that freedom of expression and freedom of assembly must not be taken for granted. Criticizes that the legal text is unclear and suggests that the government withdraw the bill entirely. Read the speech
Aviation tax and emissions: SD, C, and MP debate future
- Demands the rejection of all reservations and emphasizes that aviation is indispensable for Sweden's competitiveness, regional cohesion, and total defense. Argues that the aviation tax must never be reintroduced and advocates for transport-neutral travel policies as well as investments in technology and sustainable fuels. Read the speech
- Asks how Centerpartiet will position itself regarding the Miljöpartiet's demand to double the aviation tax. Argues that the aviation tax has already damaged the aviation industry and airport infrastructure. Read the speech
- Hopes that the speaker maintains their positions on aviation if they end up in government with the Miljöpartiet. Asks what the two most important conditions regarding aviation are for a future government. Read the speech
- Argues that aviation and airport infrastructure will be hit hard if the opposition gains power. Asks whether flight routes will be discontinued on routes where train journeys take five hours or less. Read the speech
- Argues that the Left Party's policy against aviation will lead to the closure of airports. Asks if the limit for closing flights will be increased to five hours next year. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Green Party's desire to shut down flight routes and airports. Asks what the Green Party's plans are for the aviation tax if they obtain a majority after the 2026 election. Read the speech
- Points out that Miljöpartiet proposes to double the aviation tax and argues that aviation already pays for its emissions. Asks for comments on the aviation tax, subsidization as well as which specific flight routes should be discontinued. Read the speech
Limited companies: capital requirements, audits and reporting
- Wants to create good conditions for companies by reducing red tape and administrative burden. Argues that one should consider systems with lower initial capital combined with higher capital later, opposes the reintroduced audit requirement for small companies and opposes mandatory quotas and diversity reporting. Read the speech
- Means that the member did not state which proposal it is about and can therefore not answer the question. Claims that the party is the toughest against crime and wants the opposing party to focus on its own party's failures. Read the speech
- Argues that the audit obligation is an important tool for control and transparency. However, emphasizes that it must not create an unnecessary burden for small companies and sole proprietorships. Read the speech
- Criticizes the reduction obligation as a counterproductive measure that has created a global shortage of biofuel. Wants to remove the reduction obligation entirely by lowering it to 0 percent for both gasoline and diesel. Read the speech
- Argues that unnecessary regulatory burdens harm companies' competitiveness. Claims that the government helps companies by postponing requirements for sustainability reporting so that they can focus on core activities and growth. Read the speech
- Argues that companies are crucial for welfare and growth. Wants to combat corporate crime, minimize costs for companies and increase their international competitiveness. Asks what signal Member Akhondis's side sends to companies if they win the election. Read the speech
- Asks what entrepreneurs can expect if the mentioned parties win the election. Means that these parties send contradictory signals and that there is a lack of clear signals regarding entrepreneurship from some of them. Read the speech
- Asks how the Green Party's proposal for stricter sustainability reporting for all companies can benefit competitiveness. Argues that administrative burdens harm the companies' ability to compete internationally against China and the USA. Read the speech
- Argues that companies should not be forced to perform impossible tasks as the regulatory burden can lead to bankruptcy. Criticizes the red-green government's micro-management of boards and emphasizes that meritocracy and personality are most important. Read the speech
Debt restructuring and consumer protection regulations debate
- Propose approval of the proposal in the report and rejection of all reservations. Want to introduce a complete debt register, limit the disbursement of payday loans at night, strengthen knowledge of personal finance in school and that the state takes responsibility for municipal consumer guidance. Argues that damages should be able to be assessed before disbursement and that debt restructuring shall be used restrictively and not include criminal debts. Proposes a Nordic cooperation for mutual recognition of debt restructuring decisions. Read the speech
Digitalization, AI and postal service role in society
- Proposes approval of the committee's proposal and rejection of all reservations. Argues that Sweden must implement all AI proposals quickly to maintain its leading position and suggests that digitalization, AI, and cybersecurity should be handled collectively in one committee. Read the speech
- Asks what the opponent considers the government has done wrong or neglected regarding digitalization and AI policy. Also requests specific examples of how these issues should instead have been carried out. Read the speech
- Asks whether the Social Democrats' proposal on global AI regulation is feasible. Argues that it is unlikely that countries such as the USA and China will agree to regulation and asks which body could take responsibility. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden is lagging behind in AI development compared to other countries. Emphasizes that one must dare to make mistakes in order to learn and develop the technology. Read the speech
- Argues that the rule of law must be upheld. Criticizes that Sweden has fallen behind in technological development and that the government did not give the assignment to 100 agencies earlier. Argues that one must dare to make mistakes in order to benefit from AI. Read the speech
Road traffic, vehicle issues and small-scale hydropower
- Criticizes previous tax policy and EU's technology governance as having created economic inequality and threatened property rights. Argues that Sweden must ensure technology neutrality, reduce the regulatory burden, and protect the industry's competitiveness to avoid deindustrialization. Read the speech
Gang crime, elderly care and criminal policy debate
- Argues that the use of cloud services within the public sector is necessary and positive. Asks which cloud policy the government plans to present and what principles it should be based on. Read the speech
Business bans for organized and systematic crime expansion
- Supports the bill and moves for approval of the committee's proposal. Argues that the proposal is necessary to counter the criminal economy which harms safety, businesses, and the tax base. Read the speech
Aviation tax and Bromma: M, SD, and S debate infrastructure
- Asks what the Center Party's position will be regarding the aviation tax if a red-green government is formed. Expresses concern that the Green Party wants to double the aviation tax. Read the speech
- Asks whether it is positive that the aviation tax is abolished completely. Also asks what the Center Party's position is regarding Bromma Airport. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the red-green government over eight years dismantled the Swedish aviation industry and the airports. Argues that Sweden is strongly dependent on well-functioning air traffic due to long distances and geographical location. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Social Democrats for acting contradictorily by both claiming to have protected aviation and simultaneously introducing an aviation tax. Argues that the party commissioned an investigation to make Bromma Airport unprofitable and propose its closure. Read the speech
- Argues that aviation is indispensable for Sweden's competitiveness, regional cohesion, and defense. Wants more regional airports to be operated under state management and that more airports with readiness activities be classified as readiness airports. Read the speech
- Criticizes the proposal to phase out the flight route between Stockholm and Gothenburg because the train journey takes more than three hours. Wants to keep the airports to strengthen the country's defense and preparedness in the event of a crisis or war. Read the speech
- Argues that the state should take responsibility for and operate several municipal and regional airports. Criticizes that current policy risks closing airports, which harms military and civil preparedness as well as society-critical functions. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Green Party's policy for ignoring aviation's important role for defense, preparedness, and socially important aviation. Argues that their proposals for higher aviation taxes and closed airports harm Sweden's security. Read the speech
- Argues that the Green Party's policy would lead to the disappearance of airports for police and ambulance flights. Criticizes the proposal to double the aviation tax as it would mean a death sentence for domestic aviation. Read the speech
Mortgage early repayment rule: SD supports, S wants evaluation
- Supports the government's proposal to strengthen consumer protection, increase competition and create better incentives to bind the interest rate. Argues that the current model gives lenders overcompensation and that the new model based on the swap rate is fairer. Read the speech
Legal certainty, healthcare, economy and infrastructure debate
- Asks what measures the Minister intends to take to ensure redress for individuals who have had their driver's licenses revoked on incorrect grounds. Read the speech
Crime, climate and education: new sentencing and penalties
- Notes that corporate hijackings and goalkeeper crimes have increased significantly. Asks how the government ensures that new legislative changes have a real effect and whether further reforms are needed to protect small business owners. Read the speech
Road traffic and vehicle issues: maintenance debt and speed limits
- Criticizes the EU's policy for internal combustion engines as self-sabotage as it leads to dependence on China and threatens Europe's car industry. Argues that the ban on internal combustion engines must be reconsidered to preserve jobs and competitiveness. Read the speech
Ramadan meals in schools: dialogue, reports and Education Act
- Argues that fasting causes suffering and negatively affects children's health and school performance. Asks what the government's plan is to address the problem while waiting for the inquiry on improved student health. Read the speech
- Argues that the Education Act must protect children's performance capacity against religious traditions that impair their concentration. Proposes that principals and headmasters be given clearer responsibilities to help these children and that the regulations for reports of concern be expanded. Read the speech
- Argues that the school must take the problem seriously when parents force children to fast. Criticizes that schools adapt to religious norms by advising hungry students away from eating. Read the speech
Entrepreneurship simplification, economic crime and share capital
- Proposes approval of reservation 10 to simplify the Accounting Act. Argues that small businesses need better conditions and advocates for zero tolerance towards corporate goalies. Read the speech
Europe's digital infrastructure: investments and rural areas
- Supports the committee's report. Argues that extensive investments in digital infrastructure are necessary for long-term competitiveness, especially in rural areas, and emphasizes the importance of preserving national competence in spectrum management. Read the speech
Sweden's credibility, energy, infrastructure and aid debate
- Welcomes the government's initiatives for faster digitalization of the public sector. Asks how the government can support small and medium-sized enterprises to become competitive within new digital technology. Read the speech
State support for airport security check costs and transport
- Agree that a deficit has been created in the fee equalization system. Ask why the previous government chose to retain the fee for security checks instead of following examples from Norway and other countries during the pandemic. Read the speech
- Argues that the airlines do not pay the fee but instead receive money back from the passengers. Criticizes the link to the climate and explains that the deficit arose during the pandemic. Read the speech
- Argues that the proposal is not a subsidy but a state system for aviation safety. Criticizes that the Green Party calls it a grant and points out that the party itself was involved in submitting the proposal. Read the speech
- Argues that it is not a subsidy to cover a revenue gap. Points out that aviation receives a very small part of the transport budget compared to road and rail and emphasizes that the safety requirements are unique. Read the speech
- Supports the government's bill and moves for the rejection of the Green Party's follow-up motion as well as a reservation in the committee report. Argues that aviation is crucial for defense, preparedness, and transport and criticizes the Green Party for incorrectly calling the initiative a subsidy. Read the speech
Maritime issues: stamp duty, tonnage tax and fossil-free status
- Want to increase the number of Swedish-flagged vessels to strengthen trade and preparedness. Proposes that the stamp duty becomes an administrative fee, the tonnage tax is adapted according to neighboring countries' models, and that fairway fees between Swedish ports are abolished. Read the speech
Digitalization and AI regulation in Sweden and healthcare
- Asks how technical regulation of artificial intelligence should be resolved on a global level. Confirms that there is agreement on the importance of competence, cybersecurity, and the expansion of digital tools. Read the speech
- Asks whether it is realistic for the EU to regulate AI globally and suggests the UN as a better body. Asks about the Social Democrats' view on the AI commission and argues that the law should apply in cases of hate and threats regardless of whether it occurs digitally or physically. Read the speech
- Proposes approval of reservation 10. Emphasizes the importance of secure IT infrastructure, broadband in rural areas, and 5G expansion. Wants a national AI board and an ambitious AI plan to ensure a reliable and competitive Swedish AI policy. Criticizes the slow pace of the digitalization work and requests more concrete reforms to raise Sweden's international ranking. Read the speech
- Asks how an ethical code for AI should be implemented in the code that engineers write. Asks what the government should do in Sweden beyond what already exists at the EU level. Read the speech
- Asks how Vänsterpartiet proposes that a code of ethics for the business sector should be designed. Argues that it is not appropriate to include Palestine and Israel in the national perspective. Read the speech
- Asks why the mobile coverage is poor along the railway and how Germany works to improve its coverage. Also asks how Sweden can learn from Germany's processes or requirements. Read the speech
- Confirms that the coverage on high-traffic railways is poor. Asks how it works in Germany and what can be learned from there technically or in terms of legislation. Read the speech
Aviation tax and climate impact: M wants to halve tax
- Requests approval of reservation 9. Argues that aviation is crucial for defense, preparedness, healthcare, and growth. Praises the government's measures for the aviation industry and emphasizes the importance of Arlanda airport. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the previous government implemented incorrect measures such as the aviation tax and investigations to shut down Bromma. Argues that the Social Democrats have made it more expensive for citizens to travel. Read the speech
- Argues that the aviation tax is an unreasonable fine rather than a tax. Criticizes that the Social Democrats, during their time in government, refused to reinvest the money in the development of aviation. Wants to reform EU's climate legislation. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Green Party's policy for wanting to raise taxes and restrict aviation. Argues that the Green Party does not want anyone to fly and asks why they hate aviation. Read the speech
- Asks the question why the Green Party hates aviation and argues that aviation's environmental impact is small. Criticizes the Green Party and the Left Party for having a Marxist conception that forms the basis of their attitude towards aviation. Read the speech
Road traffic and climate goals: nuclear, wind and snow chaos
- Asks what the Social Democrats have for solutions to make Trafikverket function better. Argues that the Social Democrats should show self-criticism and take responsibility for the recurring problems with winter road conditions during their eight years in power. Read the speech
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- Criticizes Trafikverket's lack of maintenance of winter roads and its inability to handle snow chaos. Advocates for splitting Trafikverket into a railway authority and a road authority, limiting Transportstyrelsen's sale of road traffic data as well as maintaining the diesel engine as a fundamental pillar through technology neutrality. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Social Democrats for not asking questions to SD. Asks the Left Party how they intend to solve the refueling and sale of cars if a ban on internal combustion engines is introduced in 2025. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Left Party's proposal by comparing it to Mao Zedong's policies which led to famine and economic collapse. Asks how they plan to electrify the remaining 88 percent of the car fleet or manage fuels. Read the speech
- Agree with the Center Party's proposal for a technology-neutral definition of an environmental car that focuses on emissions from a life-cycle perspective. Ask how the Center Party stands on CO2 taxation if one takes into account the entire life-cycle emissions instead of just the exhaust pipe. Read the speech
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- Asks why Miljöpartiet has changed its proposal regarding the ban on the sale of fossil-fueled cars. Criticizes a member for falsifying history regarding nuclear power and argues that the government has deliberately hindered the technology's profitability. Read the speech
- Asks why the Green Party has changed its mind regarding the ban from 2025 to a later date. Criticizes the Social Democrats for choosing power over Sweden's best interests and accuses the Green Party of having shut down functioning nuclear reactors. Read the speech
Government investments in healthcare, schools and culture
- Argues that Sweden ranks low in international comparisons of public digitalization. Asks how the government can take concrete measures to accelerate the pace of digitalization. Read the speech
Housing, infrastructure, defense and foreign policy debate
- Asks if the government is prepared to give the Swedish Energy Agency the assignment as national coordinator for charging infrastructure in order to improve coordination and expansion throughout the country. Read the speech
Immigration, AI, and Sami organization meetings in Riksdag
- Welcomes the appointment of an AI commission. Asks for further clarity regarding the commission's specific mandate, composition, leadership, and start date. Read the speech
Digitalization and AI regulation: M, S, and KD debate mail
- Move for approval of reservation 18. Wants to see a review of mobile coverage along busy roads and railways through cooperation between authorities and operators. Criticizes Postnord for prioritizing diversity issues over the core mission of delivering letters and parcels. Read the speech
- Argues that the basic mandate of authorities and agencies is not to promote diversity, inclusion or equality. Exemplifies this by stating that Postnord's mandate is to deliver letters and parcels on time to customers throughout the country. Read the speech
- Criticizes that authorities such as Postnord and Trafikverket have forgotten their core missions. Argues that Postnord's primary focus should be to deliver letters and parcels rather than diversity issues. Read the speech
Road traffic and vehicle fleet climate goals and nuclear power
- Argues that Sweden's climate goals are based on unsustainable targets that will hit the economy and ordinary people hard. Asks if the Center Party has taken into account the economic aspects of the climate goals for ordinary people. Read the speech
- Criticizes that previous decisions regarding the decommissioning of nuclear power, electrification, and a high biofuel share are illogical. Argues that the government's decision on the reduction obligation has killed the climate goals and criticizes the irrational reasoning in the debate. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden's reduction obligation is economically and resource-wise impossible. Asks how the Social Democrats view the counterproductive effects of the reduction obligation. Read the speech
- Criticizes that a large part of Sweden's HVO production consists of imported slaughter waste from all over the world. Argues that the reduction obligation should be abolished entirely in order to save biofuel for industries and means of transport that cannot run on electricity. Read the speech
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- Does not stand behind the national climate goal. Argues that there are insufficient raw materials for a global transition to renewable energy and electric vehicles. Asks when Miljöpartiet will press the industry to deliver solutions. Read the speech
- Proposes approval of reservations 8 and 30. Criticizes the ban on functioning technology and argues that municipal environmental zones can lead to shortages of goods. Wants to investigate national laws against municipal traffic restrictions and provide better protection for the vintage car hobby. Read the speech
Infrastructure maintenance vs new railway construction priorities
- Asks why there is a hostility towards internal combustion engines and argues that the policy lacks technical understanding of the technology and its global perspective. Read the speech
- Argues that politicians should be technology-neutral and criticizes electric cars due to ethical problems with child labor and slavery in the extraction of batteries in China and Congo. Asks how this aligns with values regarding human rights. Read the speech
- Proposes approval of reservation 50. Argues that road infrastructure is crucial for welfare and business and advocates for prioritizing maintenance and expansion of roads over the high-speed railway. Criticizes crime on the roads and demands stricter controls. Argues that the green transition requires a long-term plan for charging infrastructure and access to cheap energy. Read the speech
School, energy, economy, sports and social policy debate
- Asks the Minister what was discussed during the meeting with Muslim religious communities and if the Minister was aware that representatives belong to organizations that embrace political Islamism. Read the speech
- Asks which measures and action plans are intended since freedom of speech is pointed out as a problem. Means that the Sweden Democrats will never compromise on the cornerstones of democracy so that people who have moved here feel offended. Read the speech
Alcohol policy, infrastructure, housing, school and corruption
- Asks whether the minister intends to follow up on previous deficiencies in ice control and snow removal and propose improvements in upcoming regulatory letters as the deficiencies have caused traffic disruptions and accidents. Read the speech
Sweden's response to Iran situation and sanctions debate
- Describes the Islamic Revolutionary Guard as a tool for terror, torture, and terrorism. Asks if the Foreign Minister views the organization as a terrorist organization. Read the speech
- Welcomes that countries designate the Islamic Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist organization. Asks if the Foreign Minister considers the organization to be a terrorist organization and argues that they have a great responsibility for the deadly violence in Iran. Read the speech
Foreign policy, security, school, and climate debate
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- Argues that the hijab is a symbol of fear for the oppression and sexualization of women. Criticizes left-liberal and feminist forces for normalizing the hijab instead of seeing it as a tool for Islamist oppression. Read the speech
- Argues that requirements for hijab are a terrible view of humanity. Claims that hijab is a sign that a woman's identity should be equal to that of her male relatives. Read the speech
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- Explains that awrah is an Islamic designation that defines which parts of the body should be covered. Argues that it is deplorable in a religion or ideology in Sweden's democracy. Read the speech
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- Argues that the hijab is a tool to oppress women and girls. Wants to counter this oppression in Sweden. Read the speech
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Source: The Swedish Parliament. Kammarkoll is an independent service.