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Norwegian State Acquitted After Confusing Babies

Human Rights · Norway

Norwegian State Acquitted After Confusing Babies

Coverage: 4 sources

Karen Rafteseth Dokken, 79, was given the wrong baby from the maternity hospital in Sunnmøre, Norway, in 1965. She and the two girls who were mistakenly born sued the Norwegian state, demanding damages of nearly 20 million kronor. Now they have lost in the Court of Appeal. – We are very disappointed, says lawyer Sølvi Nyvoll Tangen to NRK.See the Story

Norwegians Could Soon Start Receiving Mail Once a Week

Norway · Norway

Norwegians Could Soon Start Receiving Mail Once a Week

Norwegians, who are fast embracing online and digital solutions, could soon start receiving mail in their mailboxes less frequently. Transport and Communications Minister Jon-Ivar Nygard proposed today to reduce postal deliveries to just once a week, the French news agency AFP reports.See the Story

Finance Minister Stoltenberg: – the Municipal Crisis Is Not as Bad as Ks Claims

Jens Stoltenberg · Norway

Finance Minister Stoltenberg: – the Municipal Crisis Is Not as Bad as Ks Claims

Finance Minister Jens Stoltenberg (Ap) rejects KS' claim about the worst municipal crisis in 40 years. He points out that only 2.6 percent of the population lives in Robek municipalities.See the Story

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