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Sweden Says No To Rape Convict's Deportation As Crime "Wasn't Long Enough"
The Court of Appeal for Upper Norrland ruled that the man, Yazied Mohamed, will not be deported after serving his three-year prison sentence due to the "duration of the incident".
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Greta Thunberg Charged For Ignoring Police Orders Over Climate Protests
Swedish prosecutors have charged climate campaigner Greta Thunberg with civil disobedience for ignoring police orders to leave two climate demonstrations blocking Sweden's parliament in March, court documents showed.
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Sweden's Supreme Court Throws Out "Vagina" Ruling
Sweden's Supreme Court on Friday threw out an appeals court ruling acquitting a man of raping a 10-year-old girl because it had been unsure what the word she used for her vagina meant.
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Bengaluru Court Orders IKEA To Pay Rs 3,000 To Customer For Charging Her Rs 20 For Carry Bag
A Bengaluru court has ordered Swedish furniture retailer IKEA to pay a woman Rs 3,000 for charging her for a paper bag that had its logo printed on it.
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Husband Puts Wife's Body In Freezer To Collect Pension, Gets 3.5 Years In Prison
The man had preserved his wife's body in a freezer for almost five years in order to collect her pension.
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Ericsson Sued by 37 Shareholders for $170 Million: Report
Thirty-seven Ericsson shareholders are suing the Swedish telecoms company for a combined SEK 1.8 billion (roughly Rs. 1,405 crore), saying its CEO's disclosure of activities in Iraq depressed the stock, business daily Dagens Industri reported. The shareholders, including several investment firms and pension funds, have filed separate lawsuits.
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Climate Activist Greta Thunberg Removed From Sweden Protest Hours After Fine
Swedish police removed climate campaigner Greta Thunberg from a protest on Monday, an AFP photographer reported, hours after a court fined her for disobeying law enforcement at a rally last month.
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Greta Thunberg, Climate Activists Get Court Approval To Sue Swedish State
A Swedish court gave Greta Thunberg and hundreds of other climate activists the go-ahead on Tuesday to proceed with a class action lawsuit against the Swedish state for "insufficient climate policy".
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"Deeply Disrespectful": Swedish PM Condemns Quran Burning In Stockholm
Sweden's prime minister has condemned as "deeply disrespectful" the weekend burning of a Quran in Stockholm, which has raised tensions with Turkey as the Nordic country courts Ankara over its NATO bid.
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Huawei Loses Appeal on Swedish Government's 5G Rollout Ban in Local Court
Chinese tech giant Huawei faced aa recent blow by a Swedish court after it lost an appeal over the government's decision to ban the network equipment giant from the rollout of 5G mobile network infrastructure in the Nordic country. Huawei said it was "disappointed" with the court's decision.
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Sweden Says No To Rape Convict's Deportation As Crime "Wasn't Long Enough"
The Court of Appeal for Upper Norrland ruled that the man, Yazied Mohamed, will not be deported after serving his three-year prison sentence due to the "duration of the incident".
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Greta Thunberg Charged For Ignoring Police Orders Over Climate Protests
Swedish prosecutors have charged climate campaigner Greta Thunberg with civil disobedience for ignoring police orders to leave two climate demonstrations blocking Sweden's parliament in March, court documents showed.
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Sweden's Supreme Court Throws Out "Vagina" Ruling
Sweden's Supreme Court on Friday threw out an appeals court ruling acquitting a man of raping a 10-year-old girl because it had been unsure what the word she used for her vagina meant.
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Bengaluru Court Orders IKEA To Pay Rs 3,000 To Customer For Charging Her Rs 20 For Carry Bag
A Bengaluru court has ordered Swedish furniture retailer IKEA to pay a woman Rs 3,000 for charging her for a paper bag that had its logo printed on it.
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Husband Puts Wife's Body In Freezer To Collect Pension, Gets 3.5 Years In Prison
The man had preserved his wife's body in a freezer for almost five years in order to collect her pension.
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Ericsson Sued by 37 Shareholders for $170 Million: Report
Thirty-seven Ericsson shareholders are suing the Swedish telecoms company for a combined SEK 1.8 billion (roughly Rs. 1,405 crore), saying its CEO's disclosure of activities in Iraq depressed the stock, business daily Dagens Industri reported. The shareholders, including several investment firms and pension funds, have filed separate lawsuits.
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Climate Activist Greta Thunberg Removed From Sweden Protest Hours After Fine
Swedish police removed climate campaigner Greta Thunberg from a protest on Monday, an AFP photographer reported, hours after a court fined her for disobeying law enforcement at a rally last month.
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Greta Thunberg, Climate Activists Get Court Approval To Sue Swedish State
A Swedish court gave Greta Thunberg and hundreds of other climate activists the go-ahead on Tuesday to proceed with a class action lawsuit against the Swedish state for "insufficient climate policy".
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"Deeply Disrespectful": Swedish PM Condemns Quran Burning In Stockholm
Sweden's prime minister has condemned as "deeply disrespectful" the weekend burning of a Quran in Stockholm, which has raised tensions with Turkey as the Nordic country courts Ankara over its NATO bid.
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Huawei Loses Appeal on Swedish Government's 5G Rollout Ban in Local Court
Chinese tech giant Huawei faced aa recent blow by a Swedish court after it lost an appeal over the government's decision to ban the network equipment giant from the rollout of 5G mobile network infrastructure in the Nordic country. Huawei said it was "disappointed" with the court's decision.
