On November 21, Bill Browder visited Sweden and gave a lunch seminar at the Swedish Parliament. Browder shared the story of Sergej Magnitskij’s death, and his attempt to implement the global Magnitsky Act. Browder’s participation in the seminar resulted in a lot of media attention:
– Bill Browder’s interview with TV4 can be seen here:
https://www.tv4play.se/program
– Tove Lifvendahl, political editor in chief of Svenska Dagbladet, wrote about why Sweden should adopt the Magnitsky act:
https://www.svd.se/sverige-bor
– Expressen also wrote about why Sweden should be next in line for the Magnitsky act, their article heading is “Sweden should implement the law that Putin hates”:
https://www.expressen.se/ledar
– Sweden’s public service radio, SR, also reported about your attempt to implement the law in Sweden:
http://sverigesradio.se/sida/a
– Bill Browder’s lecture at the Ohlininstitute can be seen online here:
https://www.svd.se/arets-ohlin
– Patrik Oksanen wrote about Browder’s work both in English and Swedish:
http://www.helahalsingland.se/
– Patriks podcast with Bill Browder:
https://blogg.mittmedia.se/pod
– SFWFs organization-coordinator Viktor has written about the law in Svenska Dagbladet two times. One about the seminar in the parliament and why Sweden should adopt the law (article heading: Don’t let Putin control our foreign policy), and just recently about the US decision to implement global sanctions:
First article: https://www.svd.se/la
Second article: https://www.svd.se/vi
Bill Browder and Katarina Tracz in the Swedish parliament