Paulina Brandberg

Paulina Brandberg

Minister for Gender Equality and Working Life

Ministry of Employment

"We will step up our efforts to combat gender-based violence and harmful practices, including honour-related violence and oppression. All forms of violence, including physical, psychological, economic and sexual violence, must stop. It is about the right to live your life as you choose and decide over your own body and finances. We also need to focus more on justice and gender equality in health, and on the right of all women and men to a good working environment."

News from Paulina Brandberg

  • Discussions on labour market transition and sustainability of social security systems

    • Nicolas Schmit, European Commissioner for Jobs and Social Rights, Minister for Employment and Integration Johan Pehrson and Minister for Older People and Social Security Anna Tenje.

      Nicolas Schmit, European Commissioner for Jobs and Social Rights, Minister for Employment and Integration Johan Pehrson and Minister for Older People and Social Security Anna Tenje.

      Photo: Josefine Stenersen Nilsson.

    • Nicolas Schmit, European Commissioner for Jobs and Social Rights.

      Nicolas Schmit, European Commissioner for Jobs and Social Rights.

      Photo: Josefine Stenersen Nilsson.

    • Minister for Older People and Social Security Anna Tenje, Minister for Gender Equality and Working Life Paulina Brandberg and Minister for Employment and Integration Johan Pehrson.

      Minister for Older People and Social Security Anna Tenje, Minister for Gender Equality and Working Life Paulina Brandberg and Minister for Employment and Integration Johan Pehrson.

      Photo: Johannes Frandsen.

    On 3–4 May, EU employment and social affairs ministers met to discuss how labour market transitions affect skills supply in the EU, and how an aging population affects social security systems.

  • Increasing women’s freedom to decide over their own lives

    Today, on International Women’s Day, the rights of girls and women around the world are highlighted. The focus of Sweden’s action for gender equality includes redoubling our efforts against men’s violence against women and honour-based violence and oppression, investing in women’s health and taking new steps for women’s economic empowerment.

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