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Swedish Court Convicts Activist Who Named Sex Offenders on Facebook

Activist Jonatan Alfvén was convicted of aggravated defamation for naming convicted sex offenders on Facebook, receiving a suspended sentence and damages totaling 350,000 kronor. Source

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Activist Jonathan Alfvén is sentenced to probation and a day fine for aggravated defamation after pointing out sex offenders on Facebook. The court case has received considerable attention, including from the Minister of Justice and the Prime Minister, and Alfvén's action has been explicitly supported by the Sweden Democrats.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Jonatan Alfvén hung out with dömda sexualbrottslingar with names, images and videos on Facebook – now he is risky for English. Good day, doom and gloom.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Debates and activists Jonatan Alfvén döms for grovt förtal till villkorlig dom och Böter together with skadestånd for kränkning till var och en av målsägandena med 70 000 kronor. Alfvén pekade i inlägg i sina social media ut fem målsäganden som sexualförbrytare med namn, bild och bostadsort. “Tingsrätten har dock funnit att spridning av uppgifterna till så stor och obestämd krets människor som skett inte kan anses ha varit försvarligt, även med …

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Expressen broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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