Published August 18, 2021 at 08.08
Law & Justice. Chancellor of Justice Mari Heidenborg receives harsh criticism for her decision to give SEK 840,000 in damages to an Arab who kidnapped, tortured and gang-raped two young women in Malmö.
“We can not have a JK who is totally indiscriminate. She should released from office “, writes Member of Parliament Hanif Bali (M).
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Damir Ali Ali was sentenced in 2018 to 4.5 years in prison for kidnapping, torturing and gang-raping two young women in Malmö with his brother.
But now he gets 840,000 kronor in damages after having his age downgraded.
Chancellor of Justice Mari Heidenborg has received harsh criticism for the decision, even from high-ranking politicians.
“This makes me really, really angry. This is how it can be unreasonably allowed to go on. It is completely absurd, and so disrespectful to the man's victim “, wrote for example M-leader Ulf Kristersson in a Facebook post.
However, Mari Heidenborg defends her decision.
– I understand that ordinary people think this is offensive, but it is not something that JK has invented, but it is according to law, she says to Svenska Dagbladet.
She further states that the state has a “particularly great responsibility” when a person has been detained for too long.
However, it does not buy the moderate Hanif Bali, who now demands that Heidenborg s ka get fired.
“Do not go on the myth and blame JK's decision on the law, it is perfectly legal to give zero kroner in compensation. JK made an assessment, the assessment clearly showed that she is indiscriminate. We can not have a JK that is totally indiscriminate. She should be relieved of her duties “, Bali wrote on Twitter.