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The Government Wants to Map Clans - Does Not Rule Out "Clan Police"

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The government wants to map family-based networks in Sweden, the so-called clan structures, which in some cases engage in organized crime, reports Ekot.

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The government will appoint an investigation on Thursday to map clan structures in Sweden, reports Ekot. The government wants to get to grips with both criminal family-based networks but also those where honor norms prevail. – I think that all clans that challenge and create parallel social problems are a problem for Sweden. We cannot have a S...

·Stockholm, Sweden
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The announcement from Minister for Integration Simona Mohamsson (L). Now the Tidö government is appointing another investigation – about clans.

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The government wants to map family-based networks in Sweden, the so-called clan structures, which in some cases engage in organized crime, reports Ekot.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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The Commission has previously recommended that penalties be increased for race-related crime. The government supports this.

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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The government will present a bill that will make it an aggravating circumstance if an offense is motivated by honor. This is according to Minister for Immigration and Integration Kaare Dybvad Bek (S)...

·Aarhus, Denmark
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There has been great unrest in Germany after the broadcast of a documentary by ZDF. Entitled 'Criminal clans in Germany', the programme reveals how criminal clans not only have cities in their grip, but have now also infiltrated parts of the government and police, Mandiner reports.

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Jyllands-Posten broke the news in Aarhus, Denmark on Tuesday, July 1, 2025.
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