“The number of Swedes reporting to have been victims of sexual crimes has tripled between 2014 and 2018, according to a report by the Swedish Crime Prevention Council Brå.”
But such numbers are meaningless without analysis about the source of the crime. These crimes are tied to Muslim migration, a topic that is carefully avoided. The media and globalist decision-makers continue to ignore the problem, and flawed immigration policies continue unimpeded.
“Last year, the country saw a record number of fatal shootings, with police officer Gunnar Appelgren describing the country as being in something akin to a ‘state at war.’”
The topic of crime is sensitive….especially about criticizing the growing numbers of Muslims…The government’s excuse for denying Islamic terrorist attacks, obvious to everybody, is that no Islamic group has “officially” claimed responsibility for them.
In 2010, the national Security Service estimated that up to 200 persons are part of the violent Islamist phenomenon in Sweden. According to the Swedish Defense University, most of these militants are affiliated with the Islamic State. More than 300 Swedish residents traveled to Syria and Iraq to join ISIS terrorists. Some pay for their participations in such groups with money paid out from the Swedish state welfare system. In 2017, the director of the Swedish Security Service said the number of violent Islamic extremists residing in Sweden was estimated to be in the “thousands.”
“Sweden: Sex Crimes Have Tripled Since 2014,” Chris Tomlinson, Breitbart, October 9, 2019:
The number of Swedes reporting to have been victims of sexual crimes has tripled between 2014 and 2018, according to a report by the Swedish Crime Prevention Council Brå.
The report reveals that in 2018, around six per cent of the Swedish population between the ages of 16 and 84 say they had been victims of sexual offences, a total of around 482,000 people.
The percentage is a slight decrease from the previous year, which saw 6.4 per cent of Swedes claiming to have been victims of sex crimes. However, it marks a tripling of the 2014 figure, which was just two per cent.
Between 2006 and 2012, the number of reported sex attack victims remained under two per cent, with a low of 1.4 per cent in 2011.
Women had a much higher rate of reported sex attacks with 9.9 per cent — around one in ten — saying they had been a victim in 2018, compared to just 1.6 per cent of men.
The report notes that sex attack statistics cover serious crimes such as rape but also cover other offences such as abusive sexual remarks.
While the overall number of reports decreased slightly in 2018 from 2017, the county of Örebro reported a substantial increase from 6.7 per cent of women reporting sex attacks in 2017 to 11.4 per cent the following year, according to broadcaster SVT….