Innocent… until you are accused?
Video interview discussing challenges to legal certainty in sexual-offence cases, including evidentiary standards and media influence.
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Panel debate on the consent law
Panel discussion exploring different perspectives on Sweden’s consent law, including legal interpretation, evidentiary standards and public reactions.
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One year in prison for false rape accusation
Recorded panel discussion examining the consent law from legal, political, and social perspectives, including concerns about evidence standards and legal certainty.
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Lawyer alleged to have driven a car while participating in a detention hearing
News article reporting on a lawyer’s criticism of the consent law, arguing that it may increase the risk of false accusations due to lowered evidentiary thresholds.
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A state within the state – the unknown and dangerous networks Hilda and Ruben
Opinion article alleging that informal networks referred to as ‘Hilda’ and ‘Ruben’ operate with significant influence inside Swedish institutions, framing them as a threat to transparency and democratic governance.
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Beyond reasonable doubt – a rape case (part 1/3)
Documentary episode examining a rape case through investigative journalism, focusing on evidence evaluation, reasonable doubt, and judicial reasoning.
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Has the consent law made Sweden less legally secure?
News article summarizing a population-based register study showing that people released from Swedish prisons face a significantly higher risk of suicide, especially shortly after release.