Woman who accused a man of sexual offences is herself convicted
News article reporting on a court case where a woman was convicted after falsely identifying a man as a sexual offender, highlighting legal consequences of false accusations.
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Mothers cry for children convicted of rape without grounds
Opinion article describing parental fear that a son might receive a long prison sentence on weak evidence, using it to critique how sexual-offence prosecutions proceed in Sweden.
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Credibility instead of evidence – a rule-of-law crisis in Sweden
Article arguing that Swedish courts increasingly rely on credibility assessments rather than objective evidence, framing this trend as a serious threat to legal certainty.