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A Muslim man from the Netherlands has submitted an individual lawsuit against the Danish-Swedish right-wing extremist Rasmus Paludan to the Stockholm District Court.

This is reported by the Siren news agency.

The Dutch man wants Rasmus Paludan to be forced to pay 44 million euros, which corresponds to approximately 487 million Swedish kronor, as he is considered to have caused an unsafe social climate for the public as a result of his Koran fires.

The amount is then to be donated to institutions that receive care for people with special needs, according to the lawsuit filed.

Here you can read more about Rasmus Paludan and his Koran burning.

The autopsy report after 21-year-old Tove’s death in Vetlanda is now ready. The Forensic Medicine Agency announced this on Tuesday, writes Vetlanda-Posten.

Almost four months have passed since Tove was found dead in a wooded area outside Vetlanda.

Two women, an 18-year-old and a 20-year-old, are in custody on suspicion of murder and breach of peace after Tove’s death in October last year.

You can read more about the Tove case here.

A student in his lower teens allegedly injured another student with a knife at a school in Bollnäs.

The injuries are not said to have been serious, but the student was taken to hospital by ambulance.

The incident is classified by the police as serious assault. The injuries have been documented, the knife has been seized and interviews with school staff have been carried out. Social services have also been involved in the case.

A high school student is arrested after threatening to kill two people who work at the school.

After the threat, the student left the school and was later arrested in another of the school’s buildings, according to the Uppsala police. The arrest went smoothly.

The student was later released, but the suspicions remain and concern preparation for murder, alternatively murder.

Oskarshamn 3 is taken out of operation temporarily, reports DN.

The cause is a fuel leak that was discovered a couple of weeks ago, causing small amounts of fuel to escape into the process water.

The reactor, which is Sweden’s largest, will be switched off on Friday and will be unavailable to contribute to the electricity system for eight days.

A train has been evacuated at Rosengård station in Malmö when a train attendant discovered a suspected dangerous object.

– The staff evacuated the train and there are no passengers left, says Sara Andersson, press spokesperson at the police.

The alarm came in to the police at 2:30 p.m. The train is cordoned off while waiting for the National Bomb Squad to arrive and check the object.

Update: Shortly after 3 p.m., the National Bomb Squad determined that the suspect object was harmless.

The EU Parliament bans Tiktok on all employees’ mobile phones for security reasons.

This is stated by an EU official Reuters.

The ban also applies to the employees’ private phones and other technology where you have your official email.

Both the European Commission and the European Council introduced the same ban last week.

The reason is a growing concern about how the app, and its parent company Bytedance, use users’ data.

The 38-year-old mother of eight lived as a housewife in the IS stronghold of Raqqa in Syria.

Now she is sentenced by a Danish court to four years in prison and deportation, TT reports.

According to the district court in Kolding, by living as a housewife in northern Syria – where she traveled in 2015 – the woman has promoted the terrorist organization Islamic State.

In addition to four years in prison, she is stripped of her citizenship in Denmark, but the woman does not become stateless because she also has Bosnian citizenship.

– It has never been my wish to travel to Syria and stay there. My wish has always been to live in Denmark and live a life like everyone else, she said in court in Kolding.

Close to 80 percent of the electricity subsidy will have been paid out during the week, writes Försäkringskassan in a press release.

This means that SEK 13.6 billion will have been paid out to 3.3 million Swedes. No later than March 7, all electricity subsidies will be paid out.

At the same time, the authority warns of fraudsters.

– You must continue to be vigilant and immediately hang up if someone calls or otherwise contacts you and offers “help” with getting the money, says Maria Sjögren, project owner at Försäkringskassan.

The Swedish Dictionary revises its definition of the word “snip” after a man was acquitted of raping a ten-year-old child in the Court of Appeal, reports Echo.

– We are against the dictionary being used in contexts like this, says editor-in-chief Emma Sköldberg.

Aftonbladet was able to reveal the case last week and afterwards the reactions have been great. The man was first convicted in the district court, but the Court of Appeal made a different assessment and thus acquitted the man.

The Court of Appeal considered that it was proven that the man stuck a finger in a ten-year-old girl’s neck, but four legal judges stuck to the meaning of “the word neck”.