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This was in an article from January based on an investigation made from an institution under the ministry of justice so it seems pretty legit.

Link:

Article - did not find it in english

http://www.dn.se/nyheter/sverige/bra-kvinnors-otrygghet-alarmerande/

About the institute

https://www.bra.se/bra/bra-in-english/home/about-bra.html

Accidentally commented the answer above this but you can check it there. I lived in a no-go zone in Gothenburg for nine years until recently and can't say I've ever felt unsafe there. But I do beleive the increase is correct, even if a perception of safety can be based on a lot if different things

Well as I said I never personally felt unsafe there. I lived near Vårväderstorget so I did if course not miss all the shootings. But the main thing that worried me is I was living with a friend with some medical issues and one thing that is true is that an ambulance wont come without a police escort, at least on nights.

And well it is still called a no-go zone even if it is by the media. Sorry if I was oversimplifying by not using quationmarks.

As someone blw noted I should have answered the question better before. Its only 12% that says the extent of them feeling unsafe makes them restrict their movement in their living area. (I'm don't have the full poll but I did answer a similar poll made by brå 2years ago and that was how the question was written at that time; do you feel unsafe? Do you fell unsafe in your living area? If so do you restrict your movement in any way because of it).

Based on a local poll there (I think it was made by a newspaper but still) where people are asked to grade on a scale from 1-6, 1 being they feel safe the new study landed at 1,4. An increase from last year from 1,37

Also my sister lives near there and says she had never seen a problem with safety in Lund