Nov 6, 2019 | Migration & Asylum, News, Ruth Nordström
Christian converts in the Swedish asylum process – legally treated or sentenced to death penalty? Scandinavian Human Rights Lawyers is co-hosting a seminar with the current theme: Christian converts in the Swedish asylum process.It has become increasingly...
Sep 23, 2019 | News, Press Release
Victims of human trafficking receive residence permits after the UN stopped their deportation September 23, 2019 Scandinavian Human Rights Lawyers represent Joy, who survived human trafficking for sexual purposes, and her little son. After several lengthy legal...
Jul 17, 2019 | News, Press Release
Swedish women’s clinics apply employment contracts violating human rights July 17, 2019 In an interview with Swedish Radio P4 Blekinge, Marianne Gertzell, head of the women’s clinic in Karlskrona, states that since January this year, the clinic requires...
Jul 4, 2019 | News, Press Release
The UN Committee against Torture stops expulsion of family July 4, 2019 Scandinavian Human Rights lawyers represent a family of six people, citizens of Afghanistan, who fled to Sweden because of honor-related persecution. In Sweden, the family has converted from Islam...
Jun 12, 2019 | EU Project, Human Rights, Ruth Nordström
Our cooperating lawyer and partner Henrietta is participating in an EU-conference in Bucharest, speaking about the challenges andstrategies to promote justice for victims of crime, from a Swedish perspective. The conference is part of one of our EU projects where...
Jun 12, 2019 | Human Rights, Migration & Asylum, News, Ruth Nordström, Uncategorized
We are now helping a Christian Afghan family who were forced to flee to Sweden after their conversion to christianity. The father and two of the children drowned on the journey across the Mediterranean sea. In Sweden the mother and her three remaining children are...
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