The Government Rejects "Swedish Conditions" - Sets Aside 800 Million
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According to VG, the government will spend 120 million kroner more to combat youth crime in next year's state budget.
Criminal networks recruit children, and two 13-year-olds were caught after a grenade attack in Oslo. Minister of Justice Astri Aas-Hansen (Labour Party) nevertheless denies that Norway has developed "Swedish conditions."
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lp.noAccording to VG, the government will spend 120 million kroner more to combat youth crime in next year's state budget.
The government will spend around 800 million kronor on fighting juvenile delinquency next year. But Justice Minister Astri Aas-Hansen rejects that Norway has been given “Swedish conditions”. One year has passed since the grenade attack in Pilestredet in Oslo, in which two 13-year-olds were taken. The incident prompted FRP leader Sylvi Listhaug to warn that “Swedish states” had arrived in Norway. The post Pounds out 800 million — but “Swedish sta…
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rbnett.noAccording to VG, the government will spend 120 million kroner more to combat youth crime in next year's state budget.
The government will spend 120 million kroner more to combat youth crime in next year's state budget.
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