Eleven people in northern Sweden who have refused to submit to a test for the sexually transmitted chlamydia could be forcibly collected by police, reported the local Norrländska Socialdemokraten (NSD) daily. The eleven people, all resident in Norrbotten in the far north of Sweden, have repeatedly ignored requests, summonses, and even resisted police visits to advise them of their obligation to take a test.
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The Communicable Diseases Act (1988) allows for a doctor to enact forcible measures to ensure the control of infectious diseases. If a person continues to have unprotected sex despite being under suspicion of carry an infection, then isolation can be enforced as a last resort.
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