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Government response to threats: Anonymous staff

Summary by Svenska Dagbladet

On Wednesday, the government decided that police officers working on organized crime should be anonymous, and a number of governments and municipalities like this want to be able to hide the names of their officials in sensitive cases. "" We have some really dangerous people that we're dealing with, says Helene Hedebris, the Migration Office's spokeswoman.

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Svenska Dagbladet

Government response to threats: Anonymous staff

On Wednesday, the government decided that police officers working on organized crime should be anonymous, and a number of governments and municipalities like this want to be able to hide the names of their officials in sensitive cases. "" We have some really dangerous people that we're dealing with, says Helene Hedebris, the Migration Office's spokeswoman.

10 days ago·Stockholm, Sweden

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