Sweden: Migrant Avoids Deportation Over ‘Too Short’ Rape

"He destroyed me": 16-year-old Meija Åberg in an interview with Norran, describing a traumatic rape, its aftermath, and lifelong scars.

Mohamed, an 18-year-old Eritrean migrant, raped Meija and avoided deportation after a Swedish court ruled the rape didn’t last long enough. pic.twitter.com/wt2MeYi9Cb

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One of the nämdemän (lay judges), Sammy Lie (SD, of course), disagreed with the court’s decision, saying: “I believe that the crime is a particularly serious crime and that it would pose a serious danger to public order and security to allow Yazied Mohamed to remain in Sweden.”

Croatian MEP Stephen Nikola Bartulica has argued that the judges in this case must be “held accountable” for rejecting the deportation. It is, of course, most likely that they won’t be.

American women’s safety advocate Meaghan Mobbs also responded to the case by insisting that “when a child’s suffering is minimised in the name of tolerance, the West betrays the very values it claims to uphold.”