Representative
Member of the Riksdag
Sweden Democrats
Sveriges Riksdag
SE - 100 12 - Stockholm
Sweden
Working language: English
Declarations of interests:
2026
, 2025
, 2024
, 2023
, 2022
Declarations of interest regarding election observations (if applicable)
29/01/2026 | 17:22:58 Dear colleagues, At first glance, it might appear as if this resolution advances human rights by condemning genuine abuses. In reality, its sweeping and ambiguous language poses a serious threat to evidence-based care, especially for vulnerable young people. The text conflates undeniable wrongs, coercion, force, or physical harm, with legitimate, consensual practices: thoughtful exploratory talk therapy, empathetic listening to a child's feelings, or parents offering loving, age-appropriate... 29/01/2026 | 12:16:28 Madam President, Distinguished colleagues, The regime in Iran is a clique of fanatical criminals. They have hijacked a proud nation and transformed it into a large prison and killing field. These occupants are not a government; they are a criminal syndicate. They hang its citizens for demanding fundamental freedoms, gun down children in the streets, torture prisoners until they break, and stage public executions to terrorize the population. Hundreds are murdered every year in sham trials. The... 29/01/2026 | 10:29:47 Dear colleagues, I stand here today not only as spokesman for my political group and a member of this Assembly, dedicated to safeguarding democracy, human rights, and the rule of law. I also stand here as a European, and as a Swede, part of the Nordic family, which naturally includes our brothers and sisters in Greenland. I commend my good Danish colleague from the Socialist Group, who recently addressed this matter. The bizarre situation concerning Greenland touches me personally: I consider... 27/01/2026 | 17:58:53 Distinguished colleagues, As Russia's war against Ukraine nears its fourth year, the Kremlin’s refusal for an immediate ceasefire remains alarmingly clear. This draft resolution robustly condemns Moscow’s ongoing offensive, which targets civilian infrastructure and energy networks, especially this winter, while militarising an occupied nuclear plant. The report reveals systemic crimes against humanity: forced deportations of children, indoctrination in camps, and torture of prisoners. These... 02/10/2025 | 10:54:51 Mister President, Friends and colleagues. Today, we stand at the crossroads for Europe's future. At the same time as we witness Russia's current barbarity, we see what the Russian perpetrators are preparing for. And this is why the free world needs to be ready to defend our democracies from the cold winds of ruthless authoritarian oppression. Russia's continued provocations and unacceptable behaviour extend far beyond Ukraine's borders. Through airspace violations in Estonia, Poland, Romania...
23/04/2026 | Doc. 16396 | Motion for a resolution Fictional justice under occupation: a pseudo-legal system as an instrument of repression 22/04/2026 | Doc. 16388 | Motion for a resolution Hate crimes against Christians in Europe 21/04/2026 | Doc. 16386 | Written declaration Vladimir Putin's Russia should not be allowed to the Venice Biennale 20/04/2026 | Doc. 16383 | Written declaration Urgent need to protect Syria’s endangered ethnic and religious communities 17/04/2026 | Doc. 16378 | Motion for a resolution Out-of-country voting
29/01/2026 | Doc. 16334, vote on the draft text for resolution Threats against the international order: the case of Greenland 29/01/2026 | Doc. 16336, vote on the draft text for resolution Political crisis in the broader Middle East: the need to protect human rights and the rights of all minority groups 29/01/2026 | Doc. 16315, vote on the draft text for resolution For a ban on conversion practices 28/01/2026 | Doc. 16308, vote on the draft text for recommendation Strengthening democracies with young people: from participation to shared responsibility 28/01/2026 | Doc. 16308, vote on the draft text for resolution Strengthening democracies with young people: from participation to shared responsibility