Morgan Johansson (politician)
Morgan Johansson (* 1970 ) is a Swedish politician ( SAP ) and Minister of Justice and Interior in the Löfven II government . He has been Deputy Prime Minister since September 10, 2019. Between 2002 and 2006 he was Minister of Health in the Persson government , and between 2014 and 2017 Minister of Justice and Migration in the Löfven I government .
Life
After studying political science at Lund University from 1989 to 1993, Johansson first worked as a journalist for the social democratic daily Arbetet ( Die Arbeit ). In 1997 he became an advisor to Prime Minister Göran Persson's staff . In the 1998 Reichstag election , he then entered the Swedish Reichstag for the Social Democrats . In his first legislative term he was a member of the Judiciary Committee.
In 2002 Johansson became Minister of Health in the Social Democratic Persson government . After being voted out of office in 2006, he was again a full member of the Reichstag and initially a member of the Constitutional Committee, and from 2010 chairman of the Justice Committee. Between 2006 and 2008 he was part of the working group that prepared the Swedish constitutional reform of 2010.
After the parliamentary elections in 2014 , Johansson became Minister of Justice and Migration in the red-green minority government of Stefan Löfven . In particular, the refugee crisis from 2015 fell into his term of office . After the government reshuffle on July 27, 2017, Morgansson became Minister of Justice and the Interior, taking over the duties of the previous Minister of the Interior, Anders Ygeman . Her successor as migration minister was Heléne Fritzon .
Web links
- Johansson's profile on the Swedish government website
- Johansson's profile on the homepage of the Swedish Parliament
Individual evidence
- ↑ Linnéa Gustafson: Löfvens regeringsombildning: Här är de nya ministrarna. SVT Nyheter, July 28, 2017, accessed July 28, 2017 (Swedish).
Göran Persson | Annika Åhnberg (1996-1998) | Jörgen Andersson (1996–1998) | Berit Andnor (from 2002) | Erik Åsbrink (1996-1999) | Ibrahim Baylan (from 2004) | Leni Björklund (from 2002) | Leif Blomberg (1996–1998, †) | Thomas Bodström (from 2000) | Jan Eliasson (from 2006) | Lars Engqvist (1998-2004) | Laila Freivalds (1996-2006) | Lena Hallengren (from 2002) | Lena Hjelm-Wallén (1996-2002) | Barbro Holmberg (from 2003) | Cärin Jämtin (from 2003) | Morgan Johansson (from 2002) | Ylva Johansson (1996–1998) and (2004–2006) | Hans Karlsson (from 2002) | Jan O. Karlsson (2002-2003) | Maj-Inger Klingvall (1996-2001) | Kjell Larsson (1998-2002) | Anna Lindh (1996–2003, †) | Lars-Erik Lövdén (1998-2004) | Gunna Lund (2002-2004) | Ulrica brass | Pär Nuder (from 2002) | Ann-Christin Nykvist (from 2002) | Jens Orback (from 2004) | Sven-Erik Österberg (from 2004) | Thomas Östros | Leif Pagrotsky | Thage G. Peterson (1996-1998) | Bosse Ringholm (from 1999) | Björn Rosengren (1998–2002) | Mona Sahlin (from 1998) | Pierre Schori (1996-1999) | Lena Sommestad (from 2002) | Anders Sundström (1996-1998) | Ingel Thalén (1999-2002) | Carl Tham (1996-1998) | Marita Ulvskog (1996-2004) | Ines Uusmann (1996–1998) | Björn von Sydow (1996–2002) | Margot Wallström (1996-1998) | Ingegerd Wärnersson (1998–2002) | Margareta Winberg (1996-2003)
Stefan Löfven | Magdalena Andersson | Alice Bah Kuhnke | Ibrahim Baylan | Per Bolund | Sven-Erik Bay | Mikael Damberg | Anna Ekström | Tomas Eneroth | Peter Eriksson | Gustav Fridolin | Heléne Fritzon | Lena Hallengren | Helene Hellmark Knutsson | Peter Hultqvist | Morgan Johansson | Ylva Johansson | Ann Linde | Isabella Lövin | Ardalan Shekarabi | Karolina Skog | Annika Strandhäll | Margot Wallström
Former ministers:
Anna Johansson (2014-2017) |
Aida Hadžialić (2014–2016) |
Mehmet Kaplan (2014–2016) |
Kristina Persson (2014–2016) |
Åsa Regnér (2014–2018) |
Åsa Romson (2014–2016) |
Gabriel Wikström (2014–2017) |
Anders Ygeman (2014-2017)
Stefan Löfven | Magdalena Andersson | Ibrahim Baylan | Per Bolund | Hans Dahlgren | Mikael Damberg | Anna Ekström | Tomas Eneroth | Peter Eriksson | Matilda Ernkrans | Anna Hallberg | Lena Hallengren | Peter Hultqvist | Morgan Johansson | Amanda Lind | Ann Linde | Åsa Lindhagen | Isabella Lövin | Lena Micko | Jennie Nilsson | Eva Nordmark | Ardalan Shekarabi | Not so Ygeman
Former ministers:
Ylva Johansson (2019) |
Annika Strandhäll (2019) |
Margot Wallström (2019)
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Johansson, Morgan |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Swedish politician and Minister of Justice and Migration |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1970 |