Sweden
Each year, Human Rights Watch publishes more than 100 reports and briefings on human rights conditions in some 90 countries. On this page, you can find information about Human Rights Watch research on Sweden.
In September 2015, Human Rights Watch opened the office of its Sweden affiliate to intensify its advocacy on key human rights issues both in Sweden and around the world, and to increase support for the work of Human Rights Watch worldwide. To learn more about the activities of the Stockholm office, please click here.
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Sweden’s New Government Abandons Feminist Foreign Policy
Policy Reversal Is a Step in the Wrong Direction
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Swedish Court Finds Iranian Guilty Over Mass Executions
Some Hope for 1980s Victims’ Families in Struggle for Justice
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Sweden Should Press China to Release Swedish Book Publisher
Fresh Action Needed Six Years After Gui Minhai’s Kidnapping
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Sweden: Iran War Crimes Trial Opens
Universal Jurisdiction Provides Opening for Justice for Long-Ignored Crimes
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Nordic Countries: Repatriate Nationals from Northeast Syria
Potential Complicity in Unlawful Detention of ISIS Suspects, Children
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Sweden To Investigate Illegal Intercountry Adoptions
Follows Netherlands Government’s Decision to Halt Adoptions
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What Sweden Needs to Say About Democracy and Human Rights in Russia
Foreign Minister Should Raise Issue of Attacks on Civil Society
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