
Sweden will ban travel for the purpose of committing terrorist acts and tighten laws on taking part in training camps and terrorism funding, Reuters quoted the government as saying on Friday.
In a signed article in daily Dagens Nyheter, Minister for Home Affairs Anders Ygeman said the measures would be introduced this autumn as part of a wider effort to counter radicalisation.
Ygemen said around 250-300 people had travelled from Sweden to Syria or Iraq to join the terrorist ISIS group.
'The security police point to an enhanced knowledge of and potential to commit terrorist acts here too, when and if these people return,' Ygeman said.
Source: SPA
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