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Swedish Government
The government proposes an additional 70 million SEK for crime victim compensation during 2026.
Source: Satsningar för en fortsatt offensiv omläggning av kriminalpolitiken — https://www.regeringen.se/pressmeddelanden/2026/04/satsningar-for-en-fortsatt-offensiv-omlaggning-av-kriminalpolitiken/

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12 Apr 2026 — Satsningar för en fortsatt offensiv omläggning av kriminalpolitiken — https://www.regeringen.se/pressmeddelanden/2026/04/satsningar-for-en-fortsatt-offensiv-omlaggning-av-kriminalpolitiken/
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31 Dec 2026 — 263 days remaining
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Resolution Source
Swedish National Audit Office budget execution reports

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