The Sweden Democrats party is proposing a 500 million SEK investment to prevent the closure of shelters for women fleeing domestic violence. These protected accommodations are facing closure due to financial difficulties, leaving vulnerable women with limited options. The party argues that these shelters are crucial for providing safety and support to victims. They criticize current funding models as insufficient and unsustainable. The proposed funding would aim to stabilize and reinforce the network of shelters across the country. This initiative reflects a growing concern over the availability of resources for victims of domestic abuse in Sweden. The proposal will be debated in parliament as part of upcoming budget negotiations.