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Law & rights

Study legal protections from two directions: how the justice system works and which rights people have. Compare the jobs of police, prosecutors and courts, then apply equality and discrimination concepts to everyday situations.

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01 / 03 · Swedish question

Du ser en pågående misshandel och polisen behövs genast. Vilket nummer ringer du?

You see an assault in progress and need police immediately. Which number do you call?

  1. 114 14
  2. 1177
  3. 112
  4. 113 13
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C. 112

Call 112 when a crime is in progress and help is needed quickly. The number connects you to emergency assistance; explain what is happening and where you are.

Official source · polisen.se ↗ · Source checked
Source details (Swedish)Polisen: Polisens telefonnummer · 112 – larmnummer
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02 / 03 · Swedish question

Du vill ta en genväg genom en villaträdgård nära huset. Hur respekterar du allemansrätten?

You want to take a shortcut through a home's garden near the house. How do you respect public access rules?

  1. Gå igenom om grinden är öppen
  2. Gå igenom om ingen är hemma
  3. Gå igenom om du går tyst
  4. Välj en väg utanför hemfridszonen
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D. Välj en väg utanför hemfridszonen

The area closest to a home protects residents' privacy. Public access rights do not allow using a private garden as a shortcut without permission.

Official source · naturvardsverket.se ↗ · Source checked
Source details (Swedish)Naturvårdsverket: Allemansrätten kring hemfridzon · Hemfridzonens storlek varierar; Gårdsplan
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03 / 03 · Swedish question

Vilken organisation antog 1948 den allmänna förklaring om mänskliga rättigheter som Sverige stöder?

Which organisation adopted the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights supported by Sweden?

  1. Förenta nationerna, FN
  2. Europeiska unionen, EU
  3. Europarådet
  4. Sveriges riksdag
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A. Förenta nationerna, FN

The UN adopted the declaration in 1948 after the Second World War. Its 30 articles describe shared rights, including liberty, education and protection against discrimination.

Official source · regeringen.se ↗ · Source checked
Source details (Swedish)Regeringskansliet: FN:s allmänna förklaring om de mänskliga rättigheterna · Förklaringen, antagen 10 december 1948; artikel 1–30
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