Swedish Truth Commission report on Sami faces credibility challenge from historian

A Swedish history professor publicly criticizes the Truth Commission's forthcoming final report on Sami rights, claiming its factual basis is too weak and that its conclusions may inadvertently perpetuate Sami invisibilization. The report, due to be handed to the government soon, could influence policy and legal outcomes. The critique introduces uncertainty about the report's evidentiary foundation and its potential impact on Sami justice.