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A round purple sticker with the text 'Trans rights = Human rights' and the Volt logo. 6
Sticker advocating for the freedom of all Palestinian prisoners. It features photos of several individuals and the logo of Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network. The text is in Swedish and Arabic. 4
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A sticker placed on a lamppost advocating against sexual violence.  The sticker features text in Swedish that translates to "It wasn't your fault."  It also includes the name of an organization, TSM - ENAD (likely an abbreviation). A QR code is present but the URL it directs to could not be determined. 20
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