The Sweden Democrats want anti-Swedish sentiment to be included in the law on incitement against ethnic groups (hmf). The proposal will be presented ahead of the party’s election conference in June and is viewed by many SD supporters as an important step toward addressing and resolving the widespread problem of anti-Swedish sentiment. However, many would prefer to see the law—which currently constitutes one of the greatest restrictions on freedom of speech—completely abolished.
On June 12–14, approximately 1,000 Sweden Democrats will gather in Upplands Väsby to adopt the party’s election platform ahead of the 2026 election. One of the most talked-about proposals concerns reforming the law on incitement against ethnic groups.
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