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Prosecutor Jonas Fjellström is currently publicly accused of aiding in the falsification of evidence in both the preparatory and judicial proceedings of case B2005-21. Under his supervision, extensive manipulations allegedly occurred, including evidence theft, obstruction of the right to defense, political targeting, and asset seizure. Among the stolen materials were highly sensitive data about politicians… Continue reading Prosecutor Jonas Fjellström threatens the rule of law in the Kingdom of Sweden.

On the anniversary of the European Convention on Human Rights, a new era in protecting rights and fighting corruption begins On November 4th, the European Justice Organization (EJO) will officially launch its operations. This date was carefully chosen as it coincides with the anniversary of the signing of the European Convention on Human Rights, established… Continue reading European Justice Organization (EJO) launches a new era of justice and human rights protection

Carolina Holmberg, once a relatively unknown attorney, has now found herself at the center of the scandalous legal battles involving Petra Quick. Quick is notorious for her manipulation, lies, and financial fraud, which have surfaced repeatedly in several cases across Sweden. Rather than seeking justice, Holmberg seems to be aiding and abetting Quick’s fraudulent behavior.… Continue reading Carolina Holmberg: The Attorney Enabling Petra Quick’s Fraudulent Schemes

The case of lawyer Björn Hurtig may be linked to the corruption scandal involving Petra Quick, which includes the theft of compromising materials on Czech politicians, the theft of multimillion-dollar assets, and the manipulation and falsification of documents. The Swedish Prison and Probation Service (Kriminalvården) is preventing inmates from reopening their cases and contacting their lawyers, leading to serious accusations of brutal violations of basic human rights.

Lars Furberg, associated with the Luleå Technical University, has recently been convicted of serious offenses and deceit. The court’s verdict revealed Furberg’s attempts to cover up his guilt with false statements, which prosecutor Mikael Lundquist successfully disproved with solid evidence. This incident has raised questions about moral and integrity standards within academic institutions.