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Sara Gille (SD)
What Sara Gille 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.
PostNord closures in rural areas: KD and SD debate impact
- Criticizes that the government has not answered questions regarding dialogue with Postnord and analysis of the consequences for preparedness. Argues that closures in inland municipalities hit rural areas hard and requires caution as the distances are already long. Read the speech
- Asks whether the minister has had a dialogue with Postnord and whether the government weighs in the preparedness when local presence decreases. Criticizes that centralized postal operations and longer distances create vulnerability in a crisis and affect rural areas negatively. Read the speech
- Expresses concern that long distances and closures affect small rural municipalities that are already struggling with population decline. Wants the government to follow up on Postnord's changes and their actual consequences for the inland municipalities. Read the speech
National strategy against violence against women and trafficking
- Proposes approval of the committee's proposal. Welcomes the new sub-goal against honor-related violence, but wants to see earlier interventions, better cooperation between authorities and a stronger focus on the perpetrators of violence. Proposes a ban on veil, hijab, niqab and burka. Read the speech
- Argues that human trafficking is horrific and must be combated with a firm hand. Asks why the member did not do enough when her party was in government. Read the speech
- Argues that no human being should be exploited in a modern society. Rejects the criticism and claims that the Sweden Democrats, together with the government, are doing significantly more than the previous governing party. Read the speech
- Argues that a ban on the veil is not sufficient and that the garment symbolizes the subordination of women. Wants a Sweden without these garments to help the vulnerable and proposes an inquiry into how this can be achieved. Read the speech
- Argues that these garments symbolize women's subordination and that it is important to discuss them. Stands firm that Sweden should become a country without these garments and that the investigation should examine how this can be resolved. Read the speech
- Asks whether Miljöpartiet considers it compatible with Swedish equality that women and men are treated differently with reference to religious norms. Argues that women and men should be treated equally and that one must stand up for women's freedom. Read the speech
- Want a hijab ban to be introduced to protect women's freedom and equality. Asks if it is acceptable for Miljöpartiet to refuse to take women by the hand just because they are women. Read the speech
Nordic and Arctic cooperation on security, economy and climate
- Proposes approval of the committee's proposal. Argues that Nordic cooperation is important for security, economy, and innovation and wants to reduce border barriers to facilitate work and everyday life in the border regions. Read the speech
Honor-related violence: harsher penalties and marriage laws
- Proposes approval of the committee's proposal because honor-related violence and oppression is one of the most serious expressions of lack of freedom. Argues that the legislation must be strengthened to protect the individual's self-determination against clan structures and honor norms. Read the speech
Psychological violence penal provision for women and children
- Welcomes the proposal to more clearly criminalize psychological violence and argues that it is an important step to strengthen the protection for women and children. Moves to approve the committee's proposal. Read the speech
Sweden's accession to ILO conventions on workplace violence
- Proposes approval of the committee's proposal. Argues that legal text is not enough without rules being followed up and that employers must act directly to create safety and order in the workplaces. Read the speech
Equality and discrimination: SD, S, and V propose new measures
- Argues that the equality policy must focus on economic independence, work, and individual freedom. Criticizes the government for not delivering real results and wants the policy to prioritize the most vulnerable women. Read the speech
- Argues that the government is doing a lot but not enough. Claims that the government is doing significantly more than the Social Democrats did during their eight years in power. Read the speech
- Means that the Sverigedemokraterna is a support party and not part of the government. Expresses that the government has done a lot but still has a long way to go to clean up after the previous government. Read the speech
Labor market, economy, environment and security debate
- Argues that investments in women's peace are important to prevent violence and strengthen support. Criticizes that previous investments have lacked sufficient effect due to a lack of coordination and accountability. Asks for concrete performance requirements and follow-up mechanisms. Read the speech
Social issues: profit in schools, veils and healthcare queues
- Criticizes that increased VAB compensation risks becoming skewed because women still bear a heavier care responsibility. Asks how the minister justifies a proposal that rewards men's responsibility when women receive poorer wage development and lower pensions. Read the speech
Economic violence in close relationships: National Audit Office
- Requests approval of reservation 4 and criticizes the government for considering the issue settled despite the Swedish National Audit Office's criticism regarding deficiencies in governance, coordination, and follow-up. Argues that the state must take responsibility for clearer definitions, legislation, and result-oriented governance. Read the speech
- Argues that the government is not doing enough despite the work being performed. Criticizes the government for sweeping the National Audit Office's report under the carpet and claiming that the matter is finalized. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's response to the National Audit Office's report and argues that the government does not take the communication seriously enough. Proposes a follow-up motion because the government is not doing enough to combat the problem. Read the speech
Integration and equality: SD, S, M debate budget and laws
- Wish to support the government's proposal for the distribution of appropriations within expenditure area 13. Argues that the budget addresses well-identified deficiencies by strengthening the work against honor-related violence, prostitution and human trafficking. Read the speech
- Argues that combating honor-related violence and oppression is about defending fundamental freedoms and rights. Explains that the economic changes are about reprioritizing and allocating resources where they are needed. Read the speech
- Criticizes the previous party's earlier policy which was based on time-limited project funds. Argues that the government's budget instead involves permanent reinforcements within existing appropriations, which strengthens the structure. Read the speech
Government policy on unemployment, school and integration
- Criticizes that preschools introduce pride themes for small children while honor norms are accepted, which creates an inconsistent and insecure value base. Asks how the minister will ensure that the preschool focuses on children's safety instead of adults' identity politics. Read the speech
Ban on full-face veils in public environments and honor violence
- Criticizes that the government allows full-face veils despite international organizations describing them as tools for control and oppression. Asks if the minister believes that Sweden should continue to be one of the most permissive countries in Europe regarding face coverings. Read the speech
- Argues that the hijab requirement is a tool for the exercise of power and honor-based oppression rather than a voluntary choice. Asks the minister how the government can speak of voluntariness when girls risk violence and sanctions if they take off the veil. Read the speech
- Argues that the government is not addressing the root problem. Argues that full-face veils are a security risk that undermines security principles and asks how the government can justify that these garments are allowed in public environments. Read the speech
State support for religious communities and extremism measures
- Criticizes that the state continues to fund religious communities that spread women-hostile teachings and Islamist norms. Wants total transparency, swift sanctions, and that foreign funding be stopped immediately. Read the speech
- Criticizes that environments advocating for women's subordination and violence have been able to grow in Sweden. Asks when the government will introduce an immediate stop to grants to religious environments where religiously motivated violations of women occur. Read the speech
Police training for domestic violence: SD demands national standards
- Argues that the mandatory basic training is not sufficient to handle complex cases. Asks how the government ensures that advanced and specialized training reaches more than 300 police officers to save lives. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the lack of national requirements for in-depth competence leads to variations in legal certainty depending on geographical location. Argues that national requirements were needed to ensure equal handling and increased chances of survival for the vulnerable. Read the speech
- Argues that increased staffing is not enough if competence is lacking and that the police's investigations of domestic violence have major flaws. Criticizes that the handling has been too weak despite previous reports and questions how the government ensures concrete capacity. Read the speech
GPS surveillance for women at risk of violence in contact bans
- Welcomes the reforms but argues that the current protective measures lack real-time security. Criticizes that the protection is activated too late and demands measures to ensure genuine protection where women can feel safe. Read the speech
- Argues that a restraining order is only a piece of paper that does not always stop a perpetrator. Wants Sweden to introduce GPS-based warning systems similar to those in Spain and France to provide victims with security in real-time. Read the speech
- Argues that current protections are insufficient and that women still live in fear. Wants the state to take security seriously by staying one step ahead of the perpetrator. Asks why Sweden does not introduce GPS alarms despite other countries doing so. Read the speech
Gang crime, elderly care and criminal policy debate
- Criticizes that the social services' assessment and follow-up of domestic violence varies between municipalities. Argues that a national standard and clear requirements are necessary to ensure the children's safety. Asks how the Minister for Social Services intends to ensure equal protection. Read the speech
Women's right to body and clothing choice: L and SD debate
- Criticizes Vänsterpartiet for having historically and in the present supported regimes and ideologies that restrict women's freedom. Argues that the party has consistently opposed bans on burka and niqab despite these garments being gender-discriminatory. Read the speech
- Argues that niqab and burka are garments that oppress women and are used to control women's sexuality. Suggests that these garments should not be allowed in Sweden in order to combat honor-related violence and protect women's freedom. Read the speech
Mosques' links to foreign powers and security threats
- Criticizes the government's naivety regarding how foreign powers use mosques for intelligence activities and political influence. Argues that political Islam constitutes a threat to the free society and requires protection against foreign funding. Read the speech
- Argues that foreign powers use religion as a tool to influence Sweden and that Islamization is ongoing. Demands total transparency regarding the funding of religious communities, a ban on foreign donations, and a system to withdraw support from actors who violate democratic conditions. Read the speech
Agriculture emissions, transport, diesel tax and veils
- Criticizes that Sweden lacks clear markings against full-face veils as symbols of female submission. Asks if the Minister for Equality intends to introduce a ban in public environments similar to other European countries. Read the speech
- Argues that freedom of religion must not provide a protection for oppression. Asks whether it is compatible with Swedish equality policy that women are completely hidden in public. Read the speech
Economy, migration, and welfare debate on child poverty
- Argues that society's protection is insufficient for women living under threats and economic dependence. Asks the Prime Minister how the government intends to strengthen state responsibility and what concrete measures will be taken to protect women at risk of violence. Read the speech
Honor norms and religious mandates in schools: L and SD
- Argues that the school must be a sanctuary free from religious and ideological pressures. Criticizes that the school yields to religious oppression through, for example, special prayer times and asks how the government will act against such schools. Read the speech
- Argues that children who wear a veil at preschool age are subjected to pressure and that the school must be a free zone for equality. Asks the minister if the veil in preschool is a problem and if anything will be done. Read the speech
- Argues that the school allows religious pressure such as special prayer times and veils. Criticizes that rules and the obligation to report do not stop the problems and asks if the minister will push for a veil ban. Read the speech
Receiving patients from Gaza: KD and SD debate healthcare
- Criticizes that the government is considering accepting patients from Gaza when Swedish healthcare is already in crisis. Argues that resources should be prioritized for Swedish citizens and asks if the government can guarantee this. Read the speech
- Criticizes that Sweden is considering receiving patients from Gaza as it poses a risk to national security and infiltration by terrorists. Asks whether the government has made a concrete security assessment of the risk of infiltration via medical evacuations. Read the speech
Support for women victims of domestic violence and shelter funds
- Criticizes the Socialdemokraterna for the lack of support and the increase in violence during their time in power. Argues that the current government, with SD's support, has tightened penalties, increased the police's powers, and provided more funds. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Social Democrats' previous government for not providing sufficient support to the vulnerable. Argues that the current government has strengthened protection, increased penalties, and built a national model for cooperation. Read the speech
Gender equality policy: violence, wage gaps and freedom
- Argues that the equality policy has lost its direction by prioritizing radical feminism and gender ideology over concrete measures against violence and oppression. Asks how the minister intends to return the policy to its fundamental purpose. Read the speech
- Criticizes that gender equality policy is dominated by radical feminism, gender rhetoric, and ideological projects instead of practical work. Argues that the work must be returned to its core, which is to protect women from violence and oppression. Read the speech
- Argues that the focus on gender and ideology has taken resources away from the protection of women. Criticizes that schools and authorities prioritize gender pedagogy over combating honor oppression and the lack of resources for women's shelters. Read the speech
Crime policy, social reforms and economy: prison rental
- Criticizes that convicted pedophiles have been able to work as coaches despite requirements for criminal record checks. Wants to introduce a public pedophile register and chemical castration. Asks the Minister for Justice what measures are required to remove pedophiles from streets and squares. Read the speech
Men's violence against women: government work and resources
- Criticizes the Social Democrats for choosing words over action during their time in power and failing to rectify systemic flaws. Argues that the current government instead puts action before words through increased investments in the police, protected housing, and harsher penalties. Read the speech
- Argues that the Social Democrats' policy was not sufficient and cost lives. Claims that the government is now expanding shelter spaces, providing long-term funding to women's shelters and toughening penalties. Asks which follow-up is most expedient. Read the speech
Action plan against human trafficking and prostitution
- Describes human trafficking as our time's modern slavery. Argues that the government is delivering action through an action program, harsher penalties, and increased appropriations to the police. Criticizes the Social Democrats' previous passivity and lack of initiative. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Social Democrats' passivity during their eight years in power, which has caused human trafficking to be able to grow. Argues that the current government is making a difference through a sharp action plan, stricter penalties, and increased resources for the police. Read the speech
Sweden's dialogue with Iranian opposition and human rights
- Describes the Iranian regime as a terror apparatus that commits crimes against humanity. Argues that Sweden must isolate the regime, provide political support to the opposition in exile and declare the regime illegitimate. Read the speech
- Argues that the Iranian regime loses strength when it loses international legitimacy and is economically bankrupt. Wants Sweden to immediately recognize the opposition, provide security guarantees to critics in exile and introduce tougher sanctions. Read the speech
School, culture, environment and economy question period
- Argues that the cultural canon is an important gain for strengthening and making visible Swedish culture. Asks how the Minister for Culture intends to continue working to strengthen Swedish culture with the cultural canon as a basis. Read the speech
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Islamic influences in school: rules and secularity debate
- Argues that Islamist influences and traditions have gained an upper hand over Swedish law in schools. Wants the school to be neutral, secular and governed by Swedish law in order to protect children's right to education and freedom. Read the speech
- Argues that the school must be secular and free from religion. Criticizes that concessions to Islam undermine the common education and create parallel systems. Asks if the minister shares the concern that religion is allowed to rule over the school. Read the speech
Illegal slaughter in Sweden: animal welfare and law issues
- Argues that illegal slaughter without stunning is an animal welfare issue, a legal issue, and an integration issue. Criticizes that Swedish law is being sidelined and demands actual actions against cellar slaughter. Asks the Minister about the questions that have been sent. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government has not been sufficiently clear regarding the cultural and religious aspects of illegal slaughter. Argues that religious conviction must not be a free pass from the legislation and demands increased presence as well as clearer action from the authorities. Read the speech
- Argues that more needs to be done because illegal slaughter still occurs. Criticizes that religious beliefs are used to deliberately bypass Swedish law and challenge the legal system. Wants to stop Islamist values that are allowed to stand above Swedish law. Read the speech
Crime, welfare, infrastructure and equality debate in Riksdag
- Questions whether today's legislation and sentencing practice reflect the gravity of crimes where children are taken away or held back abroad in connection with honor culture. Expresses concern over the rule of law's clarity and the protection against religious and cultural oppression. Read the speech
Equality and discrimination measures: M, V, and SD debate
- Argues that equality should be based on the individual's freedom and competence rather than quotas or political steering. Criticizes previous policy for having ignored honor-based oppression and instead advocates for a focus on safety, protection, and real change. Read the speech
- Argues that they have achieved more than the Socialdemokraterna during their eight years in power. Asks what the Socialdemokraterna themselves have achieved and criticizes that they have only talked about equality without taking action. Read the speech
- Argues that the party is cleaning up after the previous holders of power. Asks why the Social Democrats did not implement the criminalization of certificates of innocence or stricter restraining orders when they were in power. Argues that their view on gender equality is completely different and that they do more than the Social Democrats. Read the speech
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Violence against women: M, SD, S debate prevention measures
- Proposes approval of the reservation. Argues that the government has developed an ambitious program to increase safety and wants to see deterrent penalties for all forms of violence. Criticizes the previous government's policy, which lacked basic protection. Read the speech
Workplace neutrality and religious symbols in discrimination act
- Criticizes that the unclear gray area creates uncertainty for employers. Argues that the veil signals an ideology that limits women's freedom and demands that the government take the side of the employers to safeguard neutrality and equality. Read the speech
- Argues that freedom of religion must not mean that Islam is given advantages in the workplace. Argues that employers in practice do not dare to use their rights due to the risk of reports. Asks whether employers should be able to deny symbols that risk undermining equality and safety. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Equality Ombudsman is conducting processes against employers who wish to maintain dress codes. Urges the government to give clear signals that employers have the right to demand Swedish values and common rules in the workplace. Read the speech
Fair competition in sports: gender rules and biological reality
- Criticizes the government for avoiding taking a stand on the issue of women's right to compete on equal terms. Argues that the state must clarify that fair competition conditions for women are included in the equality mandate in order to protect women's sports. Read the speech
- Argues that the state has a responsibility to ensure fair competitive conditions for women by taking biological reality into account. Asks if the minister is taking measures to include fair competitive conditions in the equality requirements that are already being set. Read the speech
- Criticizes that female elite athletes are silenced or suspected when they express concern about unfair competition conditions. Argues that elected representatives must defend women's place in sports and asks what the government is doing to prevent reprisals. Read the speech
Food prices, child allowance, inflation and teacher authority
- Criticizes that state funds are used for organizations that oppose equality and oppress women. Asks how the government is working to ensure women's freedom and stop the funding of such organizations. Read the speech
Gender pedagogy in schools: L's focus on science and SD's opposition
- Asks what measures the government intends to take to ensure that teaching focuses on knowledge transfer instead of ideological influence. Criticizes that gender pedagogy is used despite a lack of scientific evidence that the method improves students' academic performance. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's stance on reducing parents' influence over the teaching. Argues that parents have a right to insight and transparency and asks why the government considers that this specific issue should be exempted from parents' influence. Read the speech
- Argues that transparency is more important than parents taking rights. Criticizes that gender pedagogy is used without scientific evidence for better school results and argues that the school should not be a place for experiments. Wants the school to focus on knowledge and proven methods. Read the speech
Secularism in schools and religious norms in municipal decisions
- Criticizes that Eskilstuna municipality is stopping exchange trips due to secular legislation, which signals that religious requirements can affect educational collaborations. Argues that the school should be a neutral place free from religious pressures. Asks how the government intends to ensure that religious pressures do not govern municipal decisions. Read the speech
- Argues that school should be a place for knowledge and science, not an arena for religious demands. Criticizes the government's lack of a clear stance against religious interests limiting students' education and international exchanges. Asks how the government will ensure that secular principles are not undermined. Read the speech
- Argues that there is a growing problem when religious requirements are prioritized over the school's fundamental mission. Wants the government to clearly signal against religious influence in schools and asks what the minister is doing to stop this development. Read the speech
Ramadan meals in schools: dialogue, reports and Education Act
- Argues that fasting during Ramadan harms children's health and schooling and demands a national strategy where children's right to a healthy schooling is prioritized over religious norms. Asks the Minister if she considers this to be a problem and what she intends to do. Read the speech
- Argues that children are negatively affected by fasting and that the child's health and performance must be prioritized over religious traditions. Criticizes that the school does not have clear guidelines for handling the social pressure children may feel. Read the speech
Västerbotten rural development: KD and SD debate welfare
- Argues that small rural municipalities are being drained of population and resources due to lacking infrastructure, long distances to healthcare, and high municipal taxes. Asks for concrete, targeted measures to strengthen the labor market and business life in these areas. Read the speech
- Argues that municipalities in the interior are being drained of people and resources due to lacking infrastructure, lack of competence, and high municipal taxes. Proposes targeted measures such as tax reductions, investment support, and increased support for education to attract companies and competence to the interior. Read the speech
- Want the government to focus on concrete measures to strengthen smaller inland municipalities. Propose economic incentives such as tax breaks and establishment support to facilitate entrepreneurship as well as strengthening basic community services such as healthcare, school, and infrastructure. Read the speech
County governor appointment: KD, S, and SD debate background
- Argues that the appointment is based on competence, experience, and ability. Criticizes the Social Democrats for vilifying an individual instead of discussing substantive issues and considers the debate to be pure bullying. Read the speech
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School staffing, class sizes, crime, and alcohol sales
- Argues that genital mutilation is a serious violation of human rights. Asks what the Minister for Equality is doing to ensure that women under honor oppression are not subjected to procedures at private clinics after they have turned 18. Read the speech
Economic vulnerability and sexual exploitation of young women
- Argues that young women's economic vulnerability is a societal crisis and a failure. Proposes stricter measures against lenders, effective consumer protection, and personal finance education in schools. Asks the Minister what concrete steps the government intends to take. Read the speech
- Argues that young women are exploited due to economic desperation and previous governments' passivity. Proposes tightening measures against unserious lenders, increased resources for the police, and investments in education in personal finance. Read the speech
Syria developments: humanitarian crisis and minority safety
- Highlights Syria's destroyed cultural heritage and the systematic looting of historical buildings and artifacts. Asks the government what is intended to be done to preserve Syria's cultural and historical identity. Read the speech
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- Proposes that concrete measures be taken to create protection zones for minorities in Syria. Argues that minorities' rights must become a binding part of the political process and asks for concrete steps to guarantee this. Read the speech
Asylum-seeking children with reactive attachment disorder
- Criticizes that the diagnosis of "uppgivenhetssyndrom" (despair syndrome) was introduced on an insufficient scientific basis and enabled manipulation in the asylum process. Wants the government to take powerful measures to close loopholes, improve controls, and ensure that diagnoses are based on a scientific foundation. Read the speech
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Security risks, citizenship requirements and economic goals
- Criticizes that threats and violence in schools have increased significantly and that teachers are subjected to physical violence. Asks the Prime Minister how he views the future of the Swedish school. Read the speech
Removal of democratically elected mayors in Turkey
- Describes the situation in Turkey as a tragedy for democracy and a brutal attack against human rights. Criticizes the Left Party for hypocrisy regarding Islamism and asks how the government ensures that the work for human rights is not affected by the Nato cooperation. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Left Party's commitment as populism and hypocrisy due to the party's historical relations with oppressive actors. Argues that the removal of the mayor is an attack on democracy and oppression against the Kurds. Read the speech
Iraq child marriage risk and Sweden's international actions
- Criticizes child marriage as a gross violation of human rights and demands that Sweden distance itself from the legislative change in Iraq. Argues that the Left Party's previous policy has enabled honor-related norms and asks how the government counters global oppression. Read the speech
- Criticizes Vänsterpartiet for hypocrisy as they have for decades built bridges to regimes that encourage child marriage and honor oppression. Argues that their cultural relativism has normalized these values and that the government instead delivers real change. Read the speech
Criminal actors and welfare crime in HVB homes measures
- Criticizes that the previous government did not act against criminal actors within HVB homes. Asks how the government ensures that authorities receive resources and tools to identify and act against these actors. Read the speech
- Criticizes the previous government's passivity which has allowed criminal actors to run HVB homes. Argues that the government is now acting to tighten supervision and stop criminal networks to guarantee the safety of young people. Read the speech
Integration and equality: SD return migration, SK tax cuts
- Proposes approval of the committee's proposal. Argues that honor-related violence and Islamization threaten Swedish values and criticizes previous governments for having allowed parallel societies to emerge. Advocates for an integration policy that requires adaptation to Swedish laws and values. Read the speech
Labor market, energy, food and social issues in Riksdag debate
- Asks how the government will ensure that women living under honor oppression are given access to labor market measures. Read the speech
Criminal liability for psychological violence and stricter penalties
- Argues that psychological violence is a destructive weapon that requires the rule of law to be mobilized. Criticizes the Social Democrats for their passivity and hypocrisy, and advocates for increased penalties, reinforced police resources, and better protection for women. Asks what penalty and what criteria should follow from psychological violence. Read the speech
- Argues that the government is acting on psychological violence by reworking the investigation on criminal liability. Criticizes the Social Democrats for their previous passivity and considers that they are now acting dishonestly by complaining about the government's work. Read the speech
Government work on schools, welfare, defense and AI potential
- Asks what concrete measures the Minister for Education plans to take to prevent children from dropping out of the school system and being subjected to forced marriage or other forms of vulnerability abroad. Read the speech
Healthcare funding and crisis in Sweden: S, KD, and SD debate
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- Argues that the Social Democrats bear the responsibility for the problems in the regions where they govern. Criticizes the party for prioritizing culture and unnecessary projects over healthcare and suggests that they should prioritize the human being and make savings on administration. Read the speech
Women in Iran: Sweden's relations and human rights sanctions
- Notes that women's rights in Iran are seriously violated. Argues that Iran poses a threat to Sweden and suggests that the Iranian opposition should be supported. Asks what the government is doing beyond expressing support. Read the speech
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- Argues that Iran poses a threat to Sweden and the world through cyberattacks, robot attacks against Israel and weapons deliveries to Russia. Asks how Sweden will act after the indiscriminate attack given the threat. Read the speech
Violence in close relationships: new action program and sentencing
- Argues that violence in close relationships is one of the country's greatest failures that requires both protection and stricter penalties. Asks the Minister if the government has ambitions to increase the sentencing scales for those who commit violence in a close relationship. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Social Democrats for failing to handle gang crime and violence against women during their period in government. Welcomes the investigation into more effective restraining orders and asks how the government intends to make it easier for victims to feel safe after a breakup. Read the speech
School staff honor norms: L demands reporting, SD wants hijab ban
- Argues that honor oppression is a consequence of mass immigration and criticizes that staff in preschools contribute to or turn a blind eye to honor norms. Wants staff who uphold honor norms to not be allowed to continue working. Read the speech
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IRGC terrorist listing and regulatory framework review
- Criticizes the Social Democrats for having cooperated with Islamic organizations and for not having acted sooner. Argues that the IRGC is a terrorist organization that commits horrific crimes and wants the organization to be put on a terror list. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Social Democrats for not having acted earlier against Iran's oppression and accuses them of being Islamist-sympathizers. Argues that the government can now take a harder tone in the EU because the Riksdag is in agreement on a terror listing. Read the speech
Ban on full-face veils, hijab, and burka in public and schools
- Argues that the full-face veil is a garment that oppresses women and is used to control and sexualize women. Wants Sweden to introduce a ban as the veil threatens public order and contradicts Swedish values. Read the speech
- Argues that women-oppressing Islamism is spreading in Sweden and demands a ban on full-face veils in all public places. Criticizes the government for not standing up for children's right to freedom of thought and for not stopping religious indoctrination. Read the speech
- Argues that more measures are required to combat honor-related violence and oppression. Criticizes the Minister for Equality for not standing up for the rights of women and children and argues that a headscarf ban does not violate the European Convention. Read the speech
Decommissioning mosques and handling extremism in Sweden
- Wishes that the investigation into the ban on foreign funding is carried out expeditiously. Argues that the state must map out and demolish mosques that spread radical Islamism and antisemitism. Asks about the possibility of withdrawing state grants to religious communities with current legislation. Read the speech
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Healthcare staff resignations and regional funding resources
- Criticizes the Social Democrats for prioritizing culture and administration over health and medical care in Västerbotten. Argues that they should make necessary savings in areas outside of healthcare-related activities instead of criticizing the government. Read the speech
- Asks why the Socialdemokraterna do not prioritize healthcare better. Argues that the Socialdemokraterna lack the will to truly prioritize healthcare and instead focus on cheap points. Argues that the Socialdemokraterna should review their own policy. Read the speech
Separate swimming times for men and women and gender apartheid
- Proposes a zero-tolerance towards separate swimming times. Criticizes that the government and the opposition accept views that oppress women and argues that separate swimming times are a step backward for equality. Asks the minister if she believes that separate swimming times contribute to increased equality. Read the speech
- Argues that separate bathing times allow for a medieval view of women and contribute to oppression. Wants that Sweden never changes bathing times based on cultural special requirements and asks the minister how he intends to stop separate bathing times. Read the speech
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Taxation of prostitution income and measures against trafficking
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- Argues that prostitution should be regarded as violence against women and never as a job. Asks what the government intends to do to strengthen support for persons who are bought in prostitution. Read the speech
Climate, foreign policy, economy and social issues debate
- Questions as to whether prostitution should be regarded as a job that should be taxed or whether it should be seen as part of the issues surrounding men's violence against women. Read the speech
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Healthcare crisis, energy charter, and antisemitism debate
- Asks what concrete measures the government is prepared to take to stop honor-related violence. Argues that Sweden has not learned the lesson regarding honor violence and that the number of unreported cases is large. Read the speech
Integration: SD wants stricter policy, M seeks language rules
- Proposes approval of the committee's proposal on the distribution of responsibility. Argues that violence against women and honor-related violence are serious problems that require stricter penalties, better help for the vulnerable, and continued investments. Read the speech
Domestic violence among young people: prevention and tags
- Argues that violence in close relationships has become more common, especially against young women. Asks how the government intends to help young girls who are subjected to psychological violence via social media. Read the speech
- Argues that the number of unreported cases is large because young people often do not dare to seek help due to shame or fear. Wants to improve support, increase knowledge at youth clinics and school health services, and increase parental engagement. Asks how the government intends to help adults notice young people who are subjected to violence. Read the speech
- Argues that society needs to become better at helping and supporting people who live in or have left violent relationships. Wants more knowledge in schools and better support so that women can break free. Asks how those who live with fear of the perpetrator should be helped. Read the speech
Honor oppression: 50 million SEK annual investment for boys
- Argues that boys and young men are often forgotten in the fight against honor oppression. Asks how the government plans to help specifically boys who are affected by honor oppression and suffer from mental ill-health. Read the speech
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- Argues that honor violence and oppression have escalated due to previous governments' irresponsible migration policy. Wants the work to proceed faster to protect both girls and boys who are subjected to honor culture. Read the speech
Government work, energy, equality, migration and security
- Criticizes that value-based veils cement patriarchal gender roles and sexualize girls. Asks if the government is willing to change the law to protect children's right to freedom of religion instead of letting parents' religion rule. Read the speech
Economic challenges, welfare, and social issues in Sweden
- Argues that honor-related violence also occurs within gang crime and contributes to the recruitment of young girls. Asks if the government intends to identify more areas where honor-related violence causes conflicts and gang recruitment. Read the speech
Government budget, crime policy, migration and social investments
- Argues that the government is investing more money in combating honor-related violence than the previous government. Asks how the government will work forward with integration to stop violence linked to honor oppression. Read the speech
Source: The Swedish Parliament. Kammarkoll is an independent service.