Karolina Lassbo

Swedish lawyer and legal blogger

Karolina Lassbo - Swedish lawyer and legal blogger
Born

March 31st, 1980
45 years ago

Category

Activists & Humanitarians

Country

Sweden

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A Swedish lawyer and blogger, focused on legal issues and feminist perspectives. Contributed extensively to discussions on law, politics, and women's rights through blogging. Engaged in legal education and advocacy, providing insights into contemporary legal matters. Participation in public debates and panels on law and feminism highlighted a commitment to raising awareness about legal rights and responsibilities.

Advocated for women's legal rights

Published influential legal blogs

Participated in panels on feminism

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