Description
An editorial regarding our research on immigration and rape in Sweden.| Period | 2025 Jan 29 |
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| Held at | Riks, Sweden |
| Degree of Recognition | National |
Subject classification (UKÄ)
- Social Sciences
- Medical and Health Sciences
Free keywords
- Rape
- Immigration
- Immigrants
- socioeconomic status
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The majority of convicted rapists have a foreign background
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Study: A Significant Proportion of Convicted Rapists in Sweden Have a Foreign Background – Not Explained by Socioeconomic Disadvantage
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Minister: Education should make migrants rape less
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Immigrants convicted of sex crimes
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Sweden has taken a turn in migration policy
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Sweden: In 2022, all convicted gang murderers were exclusively migrants.
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In Sweden, two-thirds of those convicted of rape have a migrant background
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"Misinterpretation of research"
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The impact of immigration on rape cannot be ignored
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In Sweden, two-thirds of those convicted of rape have a migrant background
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In Sweden, two-thirds of those convicted of rape have a migrant background
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New Study on Migration and Crime in Sweden
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63 percent of convicted rapists have a foreign background – action is required
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Longer time in Sweden – lower risk of committing rape
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In Sweden, two-thirds of those convicted of rape have a migrant background
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In Sweden, two-thirds of those convicted of rape have a migrant background
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Non-Europeans are overrepresented among convicted rapists
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In Sweden, two-thirds of those convicted of rape have a migrant background
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In Sweden, two-thirds of those convicted of rape have a migrant background
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In Sweden, two-thirds of those convicted of rape have a migrant background
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Immigrants and their descendants commit the most rapes. They consider our girls provocative, says the author of the Swedish study
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In Sweden, two-thirds of those convicted of rape have a migrant background
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In Sweden, two-thirds of those convicted of rape have a migrant background
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A new study: The shorter the time in Sweden, the more common it is to be convicted of rape.
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In Sweden, two-thirds of those convicted of rape have a migrant background
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Immigration and rapes, is Jerzy Sarnecki wrong?
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A new study shows that foreign-born individuals commit the majority of rapes
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Kärrholm reads what I write but doesn't learn
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Nearly two thirds of convicted rapists in Sweden are migrants or second generation immigrants
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Almost two-thirds of those convicted of rape in Sweden are first- or second-generation immigrants.
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Poor research on crime
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The pattern is clear behind the abuses
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63 percent of those convicted of rape in Sweden have an immigrant background
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Projects
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Violent Crimes in Sweden
Project: Research
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Research output
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Immigrant Background and Rape Conviction: A 21-Year Follow-Up Study in Sweden
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review