30 Juni 2016


In the aftermath of last year's asylum-related sexual attacks at the "We Are Stockholm" youth festival, the Swedish police are now launching a new campaign. Officers will give out bracelets with the text "Do not molest me"to girls attending this year's festival, of according to Dan Eliasson, head of the country's national police force.
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"The police are taking the reports of sexual molestation seriously, especiallywhen it happens to young people," Eliasson said in an official press release.

As a part of the new campaign, police officers equipped with bracelets with the text "Do not molest me" will be late to the Streets of Stockholm. The bracelets will be given out During The Summer Festival in the Swedish capital, and also in connection to other major events frequented by young people.

"This way, we can draw attention to the issue and urge Those Concerned to report," Mr. Eliasson Continued.

Recently, the Swedish police published a report on sexual crimes in public swimming pools and other public places. : According to the report from May this year, the perpetrators are in most cases male asylum seekers from the Third World. One hypothesis put forward in the report Is that the asylum seekers are attacking Swedish girls as a "result of the Nordic alcohol culture, but overpriced Because of non-traditional gender roles" in the Scandinavian country.

4 Juli 2016


A gang of seven to eight men have been preying on young girls to carry out 23 sex attacks this weekend.

Victims at the Putte Festival in Karlstad this weekend, said they were surrounded and then the gang started to grope them.

Police officer Per-Arne Eriksson said: “The girls said that a group of seven to eight young guys surround them. They groped their bottoms and breasts and forced their hands inside their cloths.”

Two underage migrants have been arrested – but have since been released.
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Mr Eriksson added: “The two suspects belong to the group of unaccompanied refugee children. They were released because of their young age and sent back to their accommodation. They are under 18 years old.”

On Saturday morning police had received 16 complaints of sex crimes and by Sunday they had received another seven, making it a total of 23 reported incidents at the free music festival.

However officials said they expect the number to raise after the event finishes.

Police increased their presence at the festival on Saturday evening after they received the first reports, however it did not appear to have halted the assaults.

Festival organiser Niclas Lagerstam wrote on Facebook: “We at Putte feel deeply for those who had their festival experience ruined because of sexual assaults.

“Together with the police, stewards, our security officers and others, we work hard to make sure Putte is as safe and secure place as possible.”

The sex attacks come after it was revealed Swedish police had covered up a series of assaults at We Are Sthlm festival last year.

Girls as young as 11-year-old had been groped and molested by a gang of migrant youths at the Stockholm music gig.

At the time Swedish police apologised and promised to launch an investigation.

One outcome of the revelation was an initiative for girls to wear bands with the police’s logo saying “don’t grope”, but the initiative was blasted on social media.

One Twitter user wrote: “So if I lose my band, it’s ok to grope?”

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