Much like Germany and other European nations, Sweden too, is now tightening its leash around "abusive" content in social media.
The government is now looking to pass legislation that will hold social media companies partly responsible for the content published across their platforms.
Digitization Minister Anders Ygeman is one of the driving forces behind the legislation.
He explained that he does understand the fact that ultimately, users are to be held responsible for the content they post; however, he still wants social media companies to take a fair share of responsibility, as it will compel them to take down illegal content without fail.
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