Gender equality requires legal certainty
Opinion article arguing that genuine gender equality depends on strong legal safeguards and due process, warning against sacrificing legal certainty in the pursuit of symbolic justice.
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Detained SD politician denies rape allegation
News report covering a case in which a detained Swedish politician denies allegations of rape, outlining the accusations, legal process, and responses from involved parties.
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The same standard of proof for sexual offences as for other crimes
Debate article arguing that sexual-offence cases must apply the same evidentiary standards as other serious crimes, warning against replacing proof requirements with ideological reasoning.
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Busting rapists out of prison: why I write about wrongful convictions
Essay reflecting on the moral and professional challenges of writing critically about rape convictions while insisting on due process and evidence-based scrutiny.
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The mothers challenging the consent law
Podcast episode discussing criticism of Sweden’s consent law through interviews with mothers advocating for sons they believe were wrongfully convicted, focusing on evidence standards and due process.
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The application of the consent law requires review
Opinion article calling for a review of how Sweden’s consent law is applied in practice, arguing that current interpretations risk legal uncertainty and inconsistent judgments.
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Discussion on rape verdicts and standards of proof
Debate piece questioning whether courts implicitly value testimony differently based on gender in sexual-offence cases, raising concerns about equality before the law and impartial evidence assessment.
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Innocent… until you are accused?
Video interview discussing challenges to legal certainty in sexual-offence cases, including evidentiary standards and media influence.