Begging May be Banned in Sweden
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The Swedish government is considering to ban begging in the kingdom, TASS reports.
"I do not rule out a local ban on begging. There are different "Pros" and "Cons" on whether the ban will be at local or national level," the Minister of Public Administration Ardalan Shekarabi said.
Norway and Denmark have also introduced such restrictions.
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