Regeringen iværksætter undersøgelse af voksende anti-HBTQI-holdninger

Regeringen har givet Forum för Levande Historia til opgave at undersøge, hvorfor negative holdninger over for HBTQI-personer er steget blandt svenske skoleelever. Ligestillingsminister Nina Larsson (L) kalder udviklingen uacceptabel.

I den seneste undersøgelse steg andelen af elever, der er meget negativt indstillet over for HBTQI-personer, fra 3 til 15 procent. Dette markerer et trendbrud, da tolerancen tidligere var støt stigende.

– Denne udvikling er fuldstændig uacceptabel, siger ligestillingsminister Nina Larsson (L). Hun understreger, at der er brug for mere viden for at gøre tiltagene effektive.

Larsson nævner algoritmer på sociale medier, udbredt æreskultur og voksende voldelig højreorienteret ekstremisme som mulige faktorer. Opgaven skal rapporteres i 2029.

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