Protest against criticized law: gets innocent men thrown in jail
Short documentary-style video examining how Swedish rape trials are conducted, including interviews with attorneys or commentators on evidentiary standards.
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Actor convicted of rape
News article reporting on the conviction of a Swedish actor for rape, summarizing the court’s findings and the public reaction to the verdict.
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Criticism: The consent law can be exploited for money
Article presenting criticism that Sweden’s consent law may be exploited for financial gain through compensation claims, raising concerns about incentives, evidence standards, and legal safeguards.
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Strömmer’s response after the criticism: Of course, I will take all the comments that come
News article covering the Swedish justice minister’s response to criticism of the handling of sexual-offence legislation and legal safeguards, emphasizing openness to feedback.
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Prosecutors were notified – now the preliminary investigation is closed
News article reporting that a complaint against a prosecutor has been dismissed, illustrating accountability mechanisms and thresholds for investigating alleged misconduct.
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Major review of the Swedish Consent Act
Long-form investigative feature examining outcomes under Sweden’s consent law, focusing on evidentiary limits, credibility judgments, and the trade-off between conviction rates and legal certainty.
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SVT News: The consent law
Short-form news video explaining key aspects of Sweden’s consent law and current public debate surrounding its consequences, aimed at a general audience on social media.
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The Mannaminne network is leading the protests against the collapse of the rule of law.
News article reporting on demonstrations organized by the Mannaminne network, which criticizes what it sees as systemic failures in the Swedish justice system, particularly in sexual-offence cases.
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Mannaminne demonstrates for legal certainty
News report covering a public demonstration organized by the Mannaminne network, calling for stronger legal safeguards and fairer handling of sexual-offence cases.
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Mother of son convicted of rape: 4.5 years in prison and 750,000 in damages – for someone’s story
Interview-style article presenting a mother’s account of her son’s rape conviction, emphasizing the lack of technical evidence and arguing that the verdict relied primarily on testimony, raising concerns about evidentiary standards.