“It’s freezing but I am a free man entitled to rights and liberty”- was probably 15-year-old Ali’s first thought as he arrived to Sweden last winter. In the article “15 year old sewed his mouth – to be deported” published on September 5th 2012 in the Swedish newspaper Metro1, we read about an Afghani boy …
Your mate from Kungsholmens Gymnasium is getting deported – perhaps… Läs mer »
Despite the undesired showers, hail, rain, lightning and thunder, summer has finally arrived! Summer slowly approached us this morning at 10 am when we- the second and third graders- all gathered at Kungsholmskyrkan to celebrate the end of yet another year with Kungsholmen. Entering the doors, I heard our choir light up every corner of …
“It is not correct to describe Sweden as in a situation of mass unemployment. If one looks at [the] ethnically Swedish in their midlives, we have very low unemployment”, said Swedish Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt to TT last week. His statement has caused a fuss in social media, with strong reactions on twitter leading to …
Steven Paul Jobs, may he forever rest in peace, is until now the person most associated with Apple- half a year after his death. Why does everyone know Steve Jobs, but barely anyone knows Steve Wozniak- Apples other half? Steve Wozniak was the first person on earth to get what you type on a keyboard …
Long queues of anxious students outside the auditorium and the usual chaos of such meetings. This is the first impression of the Student Unions annual meeting. The time is 1:32pm; board members of the student union run around in the auditorium, we patiently wait for the meeting to start. The meeting finally starts with a …
As I was on my way home, by 6 pm, after a long stressful day at school, I was – as usual – using the public metro system. The doors of the train opened at St: Eriksplan, a man wearing a simple jacket and a dirty pair of trousers got on. In his hand was a …
The fight for freedom of speech continues, as all over the world people are continually being tortured, imprisoned, oppressed or even murdered for expressing their opinions publically, against corrupt regimes and tyrants. Amnesty International1 has continuously worked for the rights of those in need, and has been a voice for those who cannot openly speak.
