Talk:Per Johansson (trade unionist)

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I deleted an unsubstantiated mention of a conflict between Johansson and other employees. The implication that this led to his firing uncritically supports Connex's version of events, which is disputed by Johansson and SEKO. --Tkynerd 02:22, 17 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

It was reported in Statewatch Nov-Dec 2001 that a Swedish citizen, Per Johansson, was expelled from Belgium and banned indefinitely from 14 countries of the Schengen zone for flyposting, prompting condemnation from civil rights groups and calls from Danish activists to test the ban by visiting Denmark. This presumably was not covered in the British press but appeared in the CWI (Socialist Party) literature and on euobserver.com. Not sure if this is the same individual? And also if there is any news on further developments (i.e. whether it's been challenged, lifted etc)?

-82.31.5.10 10:30, 7 August 2007 (UTC)[reply]