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In 2005 a Swedish Pentecostal preacher, [[Ake Green|Åke Green]], was charged with, and found guilty of hate speech, when preaching Biblical teachings regarding homosexuality. He was imprisoned for one month, but then acquitted by the High Court and the Supreme Court.
In 2005 a Swedish Pentecostal preacher, [[Ake Green|Åke Green]], was charged with, and found guilty of hate speech, when preaching Biblical teachings regarding homosexuality. He was imprisoned for one month, but then acquitted by the High Court and the Supreme Court.
==Abortion in Sweden==
==Leftist politics in Sweden==
A nonexhaustive list of the left-wing agenda in Sweden:
===Abortion in Sweden===
''See also:'' [[Sexual immorality and Sweden]]
''See also:'' [[Sexual immorality and Sweden]]
Sweden provides taxpayer-subsidized, no-questions-asked [[abortion]]s during the first 18 weeks of [[pregnancy]]. During the following four weeks, [[women]] are required to get special permission for abortions. Swedish politicians are currently discussing whether foreign women should be allowed to have an late term abortion in Sweden, and it is possible that the parliament will vote in favor of that proposition.
Sweden provides taxpayer-subsidized, no-questions-asked [[abortion]]s during the first 18 weeks of [[pregnancy]]. During the following four weeks, [[women]] are required to get special permission for abortions. Swedish politicians are currently discussing whether foreign women should be allowed to have a late term abortion in Sweden, and it is possible that the parliament will vote in favor of that proposition.
===Feminism===
Although Sweden's left-wing policies have negatively impacted the nation, including women (See: [[European migrant crisis#Sweden]]), Sweden's leaders continue to advocate for feminist policies, and in 2017, learning about "men’s violence against women" became a compulsory university subject.<ref>Hale, Virginia (March 28, 2017). [http://www.breitbart.com/london/2017/03/28/sweden-male-violence-women-university/ Sweden Makes ‘Men’s Violence Against Women’ Compulsory Subject at University]. ''Breitbart News''. Retrieved March 29, 2017.</ref>
==Government==
==Government==