Stockholm
A sticker depicting Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan with a text expressing sympathy for anyone offended by it. The sticker emphasizes freedom of expression as a fundamental part of democracy.

Freedom of expression is a fundamental part of democracy. I want to express my sympathy for all Swedes who are offended by this sticker.

07 February 2023 8
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