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We, the undersigned civil society organisations and individuals, strongly oppose the Swedish government’s proposal (prop. 2024/25:124 - Chapter 6, p. 28-38) to expand the criminalisation of sex work to include the purchase of sexual acts performed remotely, such as webcamming and erotic modelling. This proposal represents a regressive and dangerous step that threatens the human rights, privacy, safety and livelihoods of sex workers and digital creators in Sweden and beyond.

Under the guise of protecting vulnerable individuals, this proposal risks intensifying state surveillance, expanding unaccountable policing of digital platforms, and reinforcing a legal regime that systematically erases the consent, autonomy and voices of sex workers themselves.

While the government frames this proposal as a necessary step to protect individuals from exploitation in the digital age, its actual impact will be deeply harmful. Rather than offering meaningful protection, the expanded criminalisation of sexual acts, especially those performed remotely, will further marginalise the very people it claims to defend. To understand the real consequences of this bill, we must look beyond its stated intentions and examine how it will function in practice. As it stands, we see many harmful impacts that are guaranteed by this proposal.

1. It criminalises consensual digital labour. 
   
   Digital sex work, such as webcamming or erotic content creation and distribution, is a legitimate source of income and form of self-expression. For many, it is a form of work that offers greater control over boundaries, scheduling and visibility. Criminalising remote sexual services will eliminate a vital option for those seeking to work independently and securely. During the COVID-19 pandemic, digital platforms became a lifeline for sex workers who lost in-person income overnight. Many turned to camming, subscription platforms, and other forms of online sex work to survive. This shift was not only adaptive, it was protective. Taking this option away will undermine harm reduction and increase economic vulnerability.
   
   
2. It expands and exacerbates the harms of client criminalisation.
   
   Sweden’s model of criminalising clients has been repeatedly shown, by global research, to harm sex workers, not help them. Studies by Amnesty International, UNAIDS, and academic research across Europe have documented that client criminalisation increases stigma, pushes sex work underground, reduces safety and limits access to justice for sex workers facing violence. Adding remote sexual services to the scope of criminalisation will only worsen these effects. It will make clients more fearful, more secretive, and less willing to communicate or engage with safety protocols. It will further isolate sex workers, particularly migrants and trans people, who already face disproportionate marginalisation and barriers to support.
   
   
3. The proposal relies on vague, unenforceable legal standards.
   
   The proposed language hinges on ambiguous terms like “induce” and “primary purpose,” which legal experts and courts have warned will lead to confusion, overreach and the potential criminalisation of consensual adult relationships, especially those involving financial inequality or emotional complexity.
   
   
4. The proposal expands surveillance and undermines digital rights.
   
   

   The enforcement of this law will rely on invasive monitoring of online communication, platform activity, and financial transactions. This will expose not only sex workers and creators to intensified data surveillance and breaches of privacy, disproportionately affecting women, LGBTQI+ people and migrants.

   For sex workers, privacy and data protection are not luxuries; they are essential to safety, autonomy and dignity. The ability to control how one is identified, tracked, and exposed online is a matter of survival for many sex workers, especially those facing criminalisation, migration precarity, or stigma. Privacy is a human right, enshrined in international law, and sex workers, like all people, are entitled to live free from invasive state surveillance and policing of their digital lives.

   Sex workers have long been the canaries in the digital coal mine. When their rights are eroded, through censorship, criminalisation, or surveillance, those same tools and tactics are often later used against other communities: journalists, LGBTQI+ people, youth, and political dissidents. The criminalisation of digital sex work sets a dangerous precedent that puts everyone’s human rights at risk.

   
   
5. The proposal endangers online communities and platforms.
   
   Websites and platforms hosting or facilitating consensual digital sex work could be prosecuted for “digital pimping” creating a chilling effect that may lead to mass deplatforming of sex workers, mirroring the harms documented under regressive FOSTA/SESTA law in the United States that was enacted by the Trump Government in 2018. The result of this proposal will be the same: increased precarity due to sex workers losing their income, not protection.
   
   
6. The proposal undermines legal clarity and constitutional protections.
   
   The proposal introduces inconsistencies with Sweden’s own Freedom of Expression Act. In doing so, it threatens to erode constitutional safeguards and opens the door to selective enforcement and censorship, which puts everyone in Sweden in danger. Sweden’s constitutional protection of free speech and media is a cornerstone of its democratic identity. Expanding criminal law into this space, without careful legal distinction, proportionality and protection for lawful expression, undermines that foundation. If sex workers and digital creators can be criminalised for engaging in or facilitating constitutionally protected expression, no one’s rights are safe in Sweden.

Based on our concerns, we ask the Swedish Government to:

• Withdraw this proposal in its current form.
• Consult directly with sex workers and digital rights experts before drafting any further reforms.
• Protect the digital safety and economic rights of workers across platforms.
• Invest in services, not criminalisation: Provide financial support, adequate housing, healthcare and rights-based outreach.

Sweden once positioned itself as a global leader on gender equality and social justice. But equality without consent is coercion, protection without listening is paternalism, and a society that claims to care for the most vulnerable must not criminalise their means of income generation and deny their agency.

We call on the Swedish government and Parliament to reject this misguided proposal in its entirety and commit instead to a model of policy-making that is inclusive, evidence-based and grounded in human rights.

Sex work is not a crime. Digital labour is not a threat. Sex workers’ safety and human rights are not up for debate.

Respectfully,

Written by:
European Sex Workers’ Rights Alliance (ESWA) - www.eswalliance.org
Red Umbrella Sweden (RUS) - https://redumbrella.se/sv/hem/

To see the list of signatories and supporters, please scroll to the end of the page.

Sverige måste säga nej till en utökad kriminalisering av sexarbete – skydda rättigheter, inte förtryck

Vi, undertecknade civilsamhällesorganisationer och individer, motsätter oss starkt regeringens förslag (prop. 2024/25:124  - Avsnitt 6, s. 28-38) om att utöka kriminaliseringen av sexköp till att även omfatta distansbaserade sexuella tjänster, såsom web-camming och skräddarsydda erotiska videos. Förslaget är ett bakåtsträvande och riskabelt steg som hotar mänskliga rättigheter, personlig integritet, säkerhet och försörjningsmöjligheter – både för sexarbetare och digitala kreatörer, i Sverige och internationellt.

Under skenet av att skydda utsatta grupper riskerar lagförslaget i praktiken att intensifiera statlig övervakning, främja oansvarigt polisarbete på digitala plattformar och förstärka ett rättssystem som systematiskt ignorerar sexarbetares samtycke, autonomi och röster.

Regeringen framställer detta som ett nödvändigt skydd från exploatering i den digitala tidsåldern. I verkligheten är konsekvenserna skadliga. Istället för att erbjuda verkligt skydd riskerar kriminaliseringen av digitalt sexarbete på nätet att ytterligare marginalisera de människor som lagen säger sig vilja försvara. För att förstå vad detta förslag verkligen innebär måste vi se bortom dess formella syften – och granska hur det kommer att fungera i praktiken.

Vi ser redan nu en rad allvarliga konsekvenser:

1. Det kriminaliserar samtyckesbaserat digitalt arbete
   
   Digitalt sexarbete – som webcamming eller skapandet av erotiskt innehåll – är en legitim inkomstkälla och en form av självuttryck. För många innebär det större kontroll över arbetsmiljö, gränssättning och synlighet. Att kriminalisera dessa tjänster berövar människor möjligheten att arbeta självständigt och säkert. Under covid-19 pandemin blev digitala plattformar en livlina för sexarbetare som förlorade sina inkomster över en natt. Många övergick till camming, prenumerationsbaserade tjänster och andra digitala format – inte bara för försörjning, utan också för ökad säkerhet. Att ta bort detta alternativ underminerar skademinimering och förvärrar den ekonomiska utsattheten.
   
   
2. Det förvärrar skadorna av nuvarande sexköpslagstiftning
   
   Den svenska modellen, som kriminaliserar sexköp men inte själva sexarbetet, har i upprepade internationella studier visat sig skada sexarbetare snarare än hjälpa dem. Amnesty International, UNAIDS och europeisk forskning pekar på att kriminalisering leder till ökad stigmatisering, sexarbete verkar i det dolda med minskad trygghet och svårare tillgång till rättsskydd för våldsutsatta. Att nu även inkludera digitala tjänster kommer ytterligare att förvärra situationen. Kunder blir räddare, mer hemlighetsfulla och mindre benägna att kommunicera – vilket ökar risken för sexarbetare. Det isolerar marginaliserade grupper ytterligare – särskilt migranter och transpersoner, som ofta utsätts för dubbel diskriminering.
   
   
3. Det bygger på vaga och svårtolkade juridiska begrepp
   
   Förslagets formuleringar är otydliga, med begrepp som "framkalla" och "primärt syfte", vilket rättsexperter varnat för kan leda till godtyckliga tolkningar. Det riskerar att kriminalisera vuxna samtyckande relationer, särskilt när ekonomiska klyftor eller komplicerade känslomässiga relationer är inblandade – utan att det nödvändigtvis innebär ett utnyttjande.
   
   
4. Det ökar övervakning och hotar digitala rättigheter
   
   För att kunna tillämpa lagen krävs övervakning av digital kommunikation, plattformsaktivitet och ekonomiska transaktioner. Det innebär ett allvarligt intrång i integriteten för sexarbetare och andra kreatörer – särskilt kvinnor, HBTQ+-personer och migranter.

   För dessa grupper är integritet inte en lyx, utan en nödvändighet. Att själv kunna kontrollera sin identitet online är avgörande för säkerhet, självständighet och värdighet. Integritet är en mänsklig rättighet inskrivet i internationell rätt – och sexarbetare har samma rätt att leva utan övervakning som alla andra.

   Sexarbetare har länge fungerat som kanariefåglar i den digitala kolgruvan. När sexarbetares rättigheter urholkas följer det andra efter: journalister, aktivister, ungdomar och politiska motståndare. Kriminalisering av digitalt sexarbete öppnar för farliga prejudikat för alla.

5. Det hotar hela digitala plattformar och communities
   
   Plattformar som möjliggör samtyckesbaserat digitalt sexarbete riskerar att åtalas för "digital hallickverksamhet". Det skapar en skrämseleffekt där sexarbetare riskerar att raderas från nätet – likt konsekvenserna av den amerikanska FOSTA/SESTA-lagen 2018, som implementerades under Trump-administrationen. Resultatet blev inte skydd – utan utsatthet, förlust av inkomster och ökad sårbarhet. Detsamma kommer ske här.
   
   
6. Det undergräver rättssäkerhet och strider mot grundlagen
   
   Förslaget står i konflikt med svensk grundlag – särskilt yttrandefrihetsgrundlagen. Det öppnar för godtycke, censur och selektiv tillämpning, vilket äventyrar allas rättigheter i Sverige. Att kriminalisera uttryck som skyddas av grundlagen riskerar att urholka vår demokratiska kärna. Om sexarbetare kan straffas för grundlagsskyddade uttryck, är ingen längre skyddad.

Vi uppmanar regeringen att:

• Dra tillbaka förslaget i sin nuvarande form
• Konsultera sexarbetare och experter på digitala rättigheter i vidare lagstiftning
• Skydda digital säkerhet och ekonomiska rättigheter för sexarbetare
• Satsa på stödinsatser – inte kriminalisering: tillgång till bostad, vård och rättighetsbaserat stöd

Sverige har en gång varit en förebild för jämställdhet och rättvisa. Men jämlikhet utan samtycke är tvång. Skydd utan dialog är förmynderi. Ett samhälle som vill värna om de mest utsatta kan inte samtidigt kriminalisera deras försörjning och förneka deras rätt att fatta beslut över sina egna liv.

Vi uppmanar regeringen och riksdagen att avvisa detta förslag i sin helhet och i stället arbeta för en inkluderande, kunskapsbaserad och rättighetsfokuserad politik.

Sexarbete är inte ett brott. Digitalt arbete är inte ett hot. Sexarbetares säkerhet och rättigheter är inte förhandlingsbara.

Med respektfulla hälsningar,

Skrivet av:

European Sex Workers’ Rights Alliance (ESWA) - www.eswalliance.org
Red Umbrella Sweden (RUS) - https://redumbrella.se/sv/hem/

Signatories: 

Organisations:

1. Abolition Feminism for Ending Sexual Violence Collective, United Kingdom
2. Access Now, Brussels, Belgium 
3. Adhara Asociación VIH/sida, Spain
4. Africa Advocacy Foundation, United Kingdom
5. AIDS Action Europe, Europe
6. Aidshilfe NRW e.V., Germany
7. Apoyo Positivo, Spain
8. APROSEX, Spain
9. Aspiration, Europe
10. Asociación Civil TS Rosas Mujeres de Lucha Perú, Perú
11. Association for Support of Marginalized Workers STAR-STAR Skopje, North Macedonia
12. BC Coalition of Experiential Communities (BCCEC), Canada
13. BCN Checkpoint, Spain
14. Borealis Atelier, Sweden
15. Bristol Sex Workers Collective, United Kingdom
16. CATS, Spain
17. Checkpoint Plus Roma, Italy
18. Club Hävytön, Finland
19. Coalición Laboral Puteril (CLaP!), Mexico
20. Colectivo de Prostitutas de Sevilla, Spain
21. Colectivo FULGOR, Spain
22. CO “LEGALIFE-UKRAINE”, Ukraine
23. Comitato per i Diritti Civili delle Prostitute, Italy
24. Correlation-European Harm Reduction Network, The Netherlands
25. Count Me In! (Consortium of: AWID, CREA, JASS, Mama Cash, Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism and Urgent Action Fund-Africa, and strategic partners, Red Umbrella Fund (RUF) and WO=MEN)
26. Danes je nov dan, Inštitut za druga vprašanja, Slovenia
27. Decrim Now, United Kingdom
28. Dekrim Kolektiv, Czech Republic
29. DiverCity, Republic of Armenia
30. Dublin LGBTQ Pride, Ireland
31. Equinox Initiative for Racial Justice, Europe
32. ESPACE P, Belgium
33. European AIDS Treatment Group, Belgium
34. European Digital Rights (EDRi), Europe
35. European Network Against Racism (ENAR), Europe
36. European Network for the Promotion of Rights and Health Among Migrant Sex Workers, Europe
37. Fair Trade Sex Work (FTS), Finland
38. Fiz Fachstelle Frauenhandel und Frauenmigration, Switzerland
39. Fondazione LILA Milano, Italy
40. Foundation Queer.red, the Netherlands
41. Gat Grupo de Ativistas em Tratamentos, Portugal
42. Gen!us, Sweden
43. Glitch, United Kingdom
44. Global Network of Sex Work Projects (NSWP), Global
45. Griselidis, France
46. GSPF, Gesellschaft für Sexarbeits- und Prostitutionsforschung, Düsseldorf, Germany
47. Holding the Line, the Netherlands
48. HPLGBT, Ukraine
49. Human Rights Watch (HRW), Global
50. Hydra e.V., Germany
51. iBUS Innsbrucker Beratung und Unterstützung für Sexarbeiter*innen, Austria
52. Intersex Ireland, Ireland
53. Kamelia Collective, Poland
54. KASSANDRA e.V., Germany
55. La Strada International, Global
56. LEFÖ/TAMPEP - Beratung und Gesundheitsprävention für Migrantinnen* in der Sexarbeit, Austria
57. Life Quality Improvement Organisation Flight, Zagreb, Croatia
58. Lysistrada Fachstelle für Sexarbeit, Switzerland
59. Madonna e.V., Germany
60. maiz Autonomes Zentrum von und für Migrantinnen, Austria
61. Move e. V., Germany
62. Movimento dxs Trabalhadores do Sexo (MTS), Portugal
63. National Trans Coalition, Armenia
64. National Ugly Mugs, United Kingdom
65. NGO Juventas, Podgorica, Montenegro
66. North East Sex Work Forum (NESWF), United Kingdom
67. Northern Police Monitoring Project, United Kingdom
68. Odyseus Civic Association, Bratislava, Slovakia
69. Oikeus työhön (Right to work), Finland
70. OTRAS, Spain
71. Outhouse LGBTQ+ Centre, Ireland
72. Peace Institute, Slovenia
73. Pembe Hayat LGBTI+ Solidarity Association, Turkey
74. PICUM - Platform for International Cooperation on Undocumented Migrants, Europe
75. PION - The Sex Workers’ Interest Organisation in Norway, Norway
76. Plattform für Menschenrechte Salzburg, Austria
77. Positiiviset, HivFinland, Finland
78. Pro-tukipiste, Finland
79. ProCoRe, Switzerland
80. Prostitution Information Center, The Netherlands
81. Queer Aid, Uppsala, Sweden
82. Rauða Regnhlífin/Red Umbrella Iceland, Iceland
83. Reclaim the Agenda, United Kingdom
84. Red Edition – Verein zur Unterstützung und Beratung marginalisierter professioneller Migrant*innen, Austria
85. Red Insight Media, The Netherlands
86. Red Umbrella Athens, Greece
87. Regnbåge Cafe Ideell förening, Sweden
88. ReShape - United Kingdom
89. Respect Inc, Australia
90. RFSL Stockholm, Sweden
91. Right Side HRD NGO, Armenia
92. Romnja Feminist Library, Romania
93. Roter Stöckelschuh, Germany
94. Safer Choice, Switzerland
95. SekswerkExpertise, Platform for the Advancement of Sex Workers’ Rights, The Netherlands
96. SexTech Nordics, Denmark
97. Sexual Rights Initiative Sri, Switzerland
98. SexworkersCollective, Switzerland
99. Sex Work Research Hub, United Kingdom
100. Sex Workers Alliance Ireland (SWAI), Ireland
101. Sex Workers' Rights Lietuva collective, Lithuania
102. Sex Workers Union, branch of BFAWU, UK
103. Sex Worker Action Group (SWAG) Berlin, Germany 
104. Sex Worker Advocacy and Resistance Movement (SWARM), United Kingdom
105. Scarlet Alliance, Australian Sex Workers Association, Australia
106. SIO (Sexarbejdernes Interesseorganisation), Denmark
107. Slut Riot Berlin, Germany
108. Smart Berlin, Germany
109. Statewatch, United Kingdom
110. STRASS, Syndicat du Travail Sexuel, France
111. SUPERRR Lab, Germany
112. SWASH - Sex Work And Sexual Health, Japan
113. SWIPE (Sex Worker Intersectional Peer Education), Italy
114. SXA - Info Information und Beratung für Sexarbeitende und Multiplikator:innen, Austria
115. The 6x6 Collective, Berlin, Germany
116. The Black Sex Worker Collective, Global
117. The Red Van - Safety, Health and Dignity for Sex Workers, Denmark
118. The Sex Workers’ Rights Advocacy Network, CEECA region
119. TGEU - Trans Europe and Central Asia
120. Together for Safety, Ireland
121. Turku Pride ry, Finland
122. Ugly Mugs Ireland, Ireland
123. Urgent Action Fund, United States
124. UTSOPI, Belgian Union of Sex Workers, Belgium
125. Weaving Liberation, Europe
126. WellVibed, Poland
127. Wo=Men Dutch Gender Platform, the Netherlands
128. Women's Collective Ireland Limerick, Ireland
129. XENIA, Fachstelle Sexarbeit, Bern, Switzerland

Experts (Academics, activists, journalists and all other experts):

1. Dr Carolina Are, platform governance researcher, UK
2. Dr Lynzi Armstrong, Associate Professor in Criminology, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand
3. Dr Adeline Berry, Senior Research Fellow, UK
4. Dr Licia Brussa, Human Rights Advocate, Italy
5. Dr Rosie Campbell OBE, Research Fellow (University of York) and Senior Research Fellow (University of Huddersfield), UK
6. Dr Laura Connelly, Senior Lecturer, University of Sheffield, UK
7. Nicklas Dennermalm, PhD student in social work, Stockholm University, Sweden
8. Barbora Doležalová, PhD Student, Charles University, Czech Republic
9. Dr Agata Dziuban, Assistant Professor, Institute of Sociology, Jagiellonian University, Poland
10. Dr Giulia Garofalo Geymonat, Associate Professor in Sociology, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, Italy
11. Benjamin Abt, M.A., sociolinguist and prostitute, Switzerland
12. Dominika Jasekova, psychologist, Slovakia
13. Iva Jovovic, Social Worker and Researcher in Social Policy, Croatia
14. Dr Mathilde Kiening, researcher in psychoanalysis, France
15. Laura Horsmanheimo, PhD Student, University of Helsinki, Finland
16. Dr PG Macioti, Doctors of the World France and La Trobe University, Victoria, Australia
17. Dr M. Wijers LL.M., human rights researcher and activist, the Netherlands
18. Professor Alison Phipps, sexual violence researcher, UK
19. Vera Rodriguez, Human Rights and Feminist Advocate, the Netherlands
20. Christos Sagredos, Associate Lecturer, Deree - The American College of Greece / PhD candidate, King’s College London, UK
21. Sabrina Sanchez, Human Rights Advocate, Spain
22. Ira Salo, PhD Student, University of Turku, Finland
23. Sara Seubert, social worker (B.A.) and psycho-sozial coach (M.A.), Germany
24. Dr Hanne Stegeman, Lecturer, University of Exeter, UK
25. Marija Tosheva, Human Rights Advocate, North Macedonia
26. Dr Niina Vuolajärvi, Assistant Professor in International Migration, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK
27. Dr Camille Waring, Research Fellow
28. Dr Larissa Sandy, Associate Professor in Criminology, University of Nottingham, UK
29. Yigit Aydinalp, PhD Student, University of Sheffield, UK
30. Dr Fuensanta Gual, CATS, Spain
31. Dr Isabel Crowhurst, Reader in Sociology, University of Essex, UK
32. Linda Porn, Human rights advocate and artist, APROSEX, Spain
33. Aleksandra Kluczyk, Vice Chair, Management Committee, The Sex Workers’ Rights Advocacy Network (SWAN) 
34. Dr Anna Ratecka, postdoctoral researcher, Södertörn University, Sweden
35. Kate Fleming, Director, IDEMS International; founder, horizontl, UK
36. Tom Butt, PhD Student, University of East Anglia, UK
37. Karin Astrid Siegmann, Associate Professor, Gender and Labour Economics, International Institute of Social Studies of Erasmus University Rotterdam (ISS), the Netherlands
38. Dr Giulia Selmi, Associate Professor in Sociology, University of Parma, Italy.
39. Fernanda Belizario, postdoctoral researcher, University of Coimbra, Portugal
40. Silke Heumann, Assistant Professor, Sociology and Gender & Sexuality Studies, International Institute of Social Studies of Erasmus University Rotterdam (ISS), the Netherlands
41. Dr Rébecca Franco, Postdoctoral researcher, Sociology, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands
42. Dr Daisy Matthews, Casual Lecturer (Nottingham Trent University) and Researcher (University of Huddersfield and University of Nottingham), UK
43. Luca Stevenson, Global Lead Community Engagement and Partnerships, International Planned Parenthood Federation; Board Member, Global Network of Sex Work Projects
44. Dr Athena Michalakea, Birkbeck, University of London, UK
45. Fernanda Lobato, PhD student, Sociology, Sciences Po Paris, France
46. Erin Kilbride, Adjunct Professor & Gender Justice Faculty Fellow, Georgetown University, US
47. Elizabeth Mc Guinness, M.A., M.Sc., National Ugly Mugs, UK
48. Fanny Wendt Höjer, PhD candidate, Gender Studies, Uppsala University, Sweden 
49. Elena Zambelli, Assistant Professor in Sociology, Maynooth University, Ireland
50. Isabelle Johansson, Criminology and Sociology Lecturer, Kristianstad University, Sweden
51. Jenny Kronman, PhD student, Gothenburg University, Sweden 
52. Dr Abeba Birhane, Assistant Professor, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland 
53. Ines Anttila, sociologist and harm reduction practitioner, Sweden
54. Linda Palhamn, sexologist and HIV prevention worker, Sweden
55. Wszebor Sienkiewicz, Campaigner & Media Designer, Germany
56. Alisha Edwards, M.A., PhD student, Contemporary History, Germany 
57. Dr Lorena Molnar, researcher, Université de Lausanne and Applied University of Teacher Education Valais, Switzerland
58. Ray Filar, PhD student, Sussex University, UK
59. Rick Louis, journalist XBIZ, USA
60. Jaana Ahtiainen, M.A., M.Soc.Sc, PhD Student, University of Helsinki, Finland
61. Irena Ferčíková Konečná, PhD., researcher and evaluator, Czech Republic
62. Alexandra Oliveira, PhD., Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, University of Porto, Portugal.
63. Marie Pueffel, M. Sc., PhD student in Clinical Psycholoy, Bielefeld University, Germany
64. Deborah Hacke, scientist and social worker, Germany
65. Dr Marion Pluskota, Assistant Professor of History, Leiden University, The Netherlands
66. Dr Domitilla (domi) Olivieri, Assistant Professor, Utrecht University, The Netherlands
67. Kristiina Vesanen, PhD Student, University of Helsinki, Finland
68. Prof Nick Mai, Professor of Criminology, University of Leicester, UK
69. Dr Jay Levy, Head of Community and Inequalities Research, UK
    
70. Carmela Morgillo, PhD candidate, UCL, UK
    
71. Dr Laura Graham, Senior Lecturer, Northumbria University, UK
72. Dr Robbie Lawlor, Dublin City University, Ireland
73. Dr Carlotta Rigotti, postdoc researcher, Leiden University, the Netherlands
74. Dr Iga Jeziorska, researcher and policy analyst, Corvinues University of Budapest, Hungary
75. Marianne Chargois, artist and activist, Belgium
76. Anna Giapitzi Papandreou, lawyer, Greece
77. Silva Mertsola, PhD Student, University of Stockholm, Sweden
78. Jelena Seidel, political consultant, the Red Van, Denmark
79. Dr Elena Jeffreys, sex worker advocate and academic, Australia

Individual Supporters:

1. Kira Stellar, Sweden
2. Petter Andersson, Sweden
3. Tadzio Müller, Germany
4. Ruby Rebelde, Germany
5. Annie Lilja, Sweden
6. Jana Niedermeier, Germany
7. Birte Martin, Germany
8. Disa TuvStarr, Sweden
9. Tove Pils, Sweden
10. Moa Holmertz, Sweden
11. Sumeeta Hasenbichler, Austria
12. Anders Dahlgren, Sweden
13. Lila Milikj, Republic of North Macedonia
14. Pernilla Nettelbladt, Sweden
15. Sofia Sarkava, Finland
16. Ymania Brown, Germany
17. Frida Stridberg, Sweden
18. Rikki de la Vega 
19. Paul-Gilbert Colletaz, France
20. David Swärd, Sweden
21. Martin Berndt, Germany
22. Alice Ramvall, Sweden
23. Stephanie Ferguson, Sweden
24. Laura Baillie, United Kingdom
25. Angela Jones
26. Tom Veeke, the Netherlands
27. Per Kristoffersson, Sweden
28. Manuela Hanna, the Netherlands
29. Dinah de Riquet Bons, France
30. Cecilia Wachter, Sweden
31. Andrea Corrales Devesa, Spain
32. Veronica Munk, Germany
33. Charlie Stevens, Sweden
34. Dominic O'Regan, United Kingdom
35. Sophia Dapra, Germany
36. Öyvind Andresen, Sweden
37. Mark Lockwood
38. Per Gulbrandsen, Sweden
39. Christian Schmidt, Germany
40. Katharina Tari Staake, Germany
41. Marina Kronkvist, Finland
42. Pie Formosa, Italy
43. Maira M, Italy
44. Sara Mela, Italy
45. Martina Cusumano, Belgium
46. Hmayak Avetisyan, Armenia
47. Bjorn von Knorring, Sweden
48. Ferdinand Krista, Germany
49. Lila Biene, Germany
50. Olivia Vee
51. Christine Devaux, France
52. Rita Sylvester
53. Maria Cristina Di Stefano, Italy
54. Laura Sarti, Italy
55. Kali Sudhra, Spain
56. Astrid Renland, the Netherlands
57. Alex Perez, Spain
58. Christel Antonites, South Africa
59. Oscar Söderholm, Sweden
60. Heather Decker
61. Lisanne Freudenborg, Norway
62. Ivy Barkakati, Spain
63. Yildiz Yalcin, Norway
64. Sara Comba, Italy
65. Elisabeth Tverrli, Norway
66. Sarah Dafne, Sweden
67. Olivera Hansson, Sweden
68. Adrian Turrado, Sweden
69. Phoenix Conrad, Sweden
70. Percy Mejhagen, Sweden
71. Josefin Meurling, Sweden
72. Cynthia Zurkirchen, Switzerland
73. Kandid Jäger, Switzerland
74. Cecilia Wilshaus, Norway
75. Christopher Valdemarsson, Sweden
76. Susie Noble, United Kingdom
77. Anastasia Nilsson, Sweden
78. Malin Karlsson, Sweden
79. Della Valle Gianfranco Della Valle, Italy
80. Klara Gudmundsson, Sweden
81. Francesca Vinciguerra, Italy
82. Edoardo Bedeschi, Italy
83. Reina Malak Elhamidy, Morocco
84. Konstantin Hahn, Germany
85. Quinn Skogsberg, Sweden
86. Silvia Cafaro, Italy
87. Anna Elisabetta Benucci, Italy
88. Federica Mannina, Italy
89. Marta De Rubertis, Italy
90. Ofelia Nightshade, Sweden
91. Sanna Valapuro, Sweden
92. Michelle Rudolfsson, Sweden
93. Pio Ciozda, Germany
94. Mirka Norrström, Sweden
95. Amanda Lindberg, Sweden
96. Robyn Hamberg, Sweden
97. Pontus Hessle Sandstedt, Sweden
98. Sanna Lake, Sweden
99. Majken Köbin, Sweden
100. Claudia Citi, Italy
101. MissLBBW, Sweden
102. Erik Åstedt, Sweden
103. Per Lindberg, Sweden
104. Elina Tjäder, Sweden
105. Niklas Rydberg Pekkari, Sweden
106. Evelina Eklund Hassel, Sweden
107. Kristoffer Abraham Lindh, Sweden
108. Simone Jörnhult, Sweden
109. Caroline Sparf, Finland
110. Graeme Currie, Germany
111. Enya Eldräv, Sweden
112. Sabine Bergström, Sweden
113. Cassandra Olofsson, Sweden
114. Ine Vanwesenbeeck, the Netherlands
115. Ulf Hummelgård, Sweden
116. Reetta Mallinen, Finland
117. Elena Barile, Italy
118. Andreas Eldfogel, Sweden
119. Johanna Molntuss, Sweden
120. Juha Metsämuuronen, Finland
121. Pussel Akatåps, Sweden
122. Rebecka Stenberg, Sweden
123. Claire Fernandez, France
124. Helena Holopainen, Finland
125. Per Börjeson, Sweden
126. Star Branzell, Sweden
127. Herman Hallstedt, Sweden
128. Helgi Arnarson, Norway
129. Saga Malmberg, Sweden
130. Michael Kmoch, Sweden
131. Emil Berg, Sweden
132. Fred Olea, Mexico
133. Viivi Rintala, Finland
134. Cygnus Eriksson, Sweden
135. Gianmarco Perrone, Italy
136. Nadia van der Linde, the Netherlands
137. Noah Godin, Sweden
138. Gabriel Elfving, Sweden
139. Rasmus Ivehult, Sweden
140. Noora Kiviniemi, Finland
141. Isa Häkkinen, Finland
142. Isaac Caceres, Sweden
143. Jerry Olsson, Sweden
144. Angela Minneblom, Sweden
145. Ida Andrée, Sweden
146. Linda Tilly, Sweden
147. Elina Vainionpää, Finland
148. Hans Einemo, Sweden
149. Cecilia Kärfstedt, Sweden
150. Esteri Suomalainen, the Netherlands
151. Daniel Bengtsson, Sweden
152. Martina Daidone, Italy
153. Elena Rosa, Switzerland
154. Maggie Fannon, United Kingdom
155. Karolina Peräaho, Sweden
156. Sofia Hahto, Finland
157. Dante Zimbardo, Italy
158. Iselin Kristiansen, Norway
159. Jamie O'Connor, United Kingdom
160. Jenna Mielonen, Finland
161. Franco, Italy
162. Billy Johansson, Sweden
163. Linda U, Sweden
164. Rachele Pumo, Italy
165. Yenn Diaz, Spain
166. Paula Lundberg, Sweden
167. Boris Geiström, Sweden
168. Mie Jarl, Sweden
169. Noah de Klonia, Sweden
170. Emanu Garnheim, Sweden
171. Johanna Hoppu, Finland
172. Minka Grann, Finland
173. Peter Andersson, Sweden
174. Suzanne Forbes, Germany
175. Neo Kauppinen, Finland
176. Madeléne Tjernqvist, Sweden
177. Lovisa Berg, Sweden
178. Alice Risso, Italy
179. Stella Brugnetta, Italy
180. Sabina Jansson, Sweden
181. Julea Lundvall, Sweden
182. Costanza Gori, Italy
183. Maria Scali, the Netherlands
184. Sandra Hellberg, Sweden
185. Tomas Dorrington-Hardin, Sweden
186. Freyja Strindlund, Sweden
187. Natacha Sweden, Sweden
188. Aurora Kosonen, Finland
189. Elliot Lilius, Sweden
190. Pedro Ivo Machado de Oliveira, Switzerland
191. Lucifer R Fors, Sweden
192. Hannah Bailey
193. Xan Smith, Sweden
194. Johannes Lötberg, Sweden
195. Vittorio Curci, Italy
196. Riley Garcia, Spain
197. Johan Nilsson, Sweden
198. Adrian Jonsson
199. Elnaz Hedayati, Sweden
200. Ella Elonen, Sweden
201. Kiril Tsvetkov, the Netherlands
202. Christopher Hansen, Sweden
203. Alexander Lindblom Fraczak, Sweden
204. River Sparkes, United Kingdom
205. Hertta Tuomi, Finland
206. Joakim Johansson, Sweden
207. Liz X, Sweden
208. Tessa Lehto, Finland
209. Hilda Blomberg, Sweden
210. Inka Salminen, Finland
211. Linnéa Johansson, Sweden
212. Jennie Max, Sweden
213. Elisabetta D’Eugenio, Italy
214. Alva Karlsen, Norway
215. Christian Holmstedt, Sweden
216. Frida Kristoffersson, Sweden
217. Claudia Di Matteo, Sweden
218. Kim Bergenholtz, Sweden
219. Wiktor Johnsson, Sweden
220. Alex Bruno, United Kingdom
221. Henrik Sundholm, Sweden
222. Samuel Kostov, Sweden 
223. Teo Branzell, Sweden
224. Ture Glansk, Sweden
225. Kay Grabara, Germany
226. Helena Rytilahti, Finland
227. Franz Baumgartner, Germany
228. Sara Tagaris, Sweden
229. Ninni Lagerin, Sweden
230. Julian Vannerård, Sweden
231. Melvin andersson ek, Sweden
232. Cornelis Stillberger, Sweden
233. Cai the Dragon, Sweden
234. Jacqueline Suter, Switzerland
235. Charlotte Rhedin, Sweden
236. Fruzsina Szentkiralyi, Sweden
237. Sophie Vandyck, United Kingdom
238. Anna Hultman, Sweden
239. Amanda Jenderbäck, Sweden
240. Mathias Kranawetter, Sweden
241. Greger Lundin, Sweden
242. Emily van der Maesen, the Netherlands
243. Linda Johnson, Sweden
244. Tina Skupin, Sweden
245. Alexandra Forsberg, Sweden
246. Philip Eifrém, Sweden
247. Nathalie Norberg, Sweden
248. Jonathan Cederlund, Sweden
249. Emil Cardell, Sweden
250. Michel Skoglund, Sweden
251. Victor Olausson, Sweden
252. Amanda Montin, Sweden
253. Andrea Catalano, Italy
254. Madelene J, Sweden
255. Torsten Kieslich, Germany
256. Tony Tony, Sweden
257. Eetu Rusila, Finland
258. Emil Briones Ahlén, Sweden
259. Kai Lo Andersson, Sweden
260. Joel Roos, Sweden
261. Miles Fletcher, Sweden
262. Alexander Eliasson Wilck, Sweden
263. Terra Benasers, Sweden
264. Isabell Hannig, Germany
265. Serena Gagliardi, Italy
266. Amanda Räihä, Sweden
267. Ted Frentz, Sweden
268. Louise Pettersson Berg, Sweden
269. Markus Vauhkonen, Finland
270. Julian Curico, Germany
271. Finn MacLeod
272. Susan Davis
273. Denni Jansson, Sweden
274. Jesper Larsson, Sweden
275. Andres Lekanger, Norway
276. Emma Schweitz
277. Steven Nuon
278. Robban Lundqvist, Sweden
279. Maria Rastas, Finland
280. Martin Graper, Sweden
281. Jennifer Fransson, Sweden
282. Andreas A, Sweden
283. Mine Pleasure Bouvar Wenzel, Germany
284. Icy Diamond, France
285. Tim Nylund, Finland
286. Mira Järvenpää, Finland
287. Emilia Gustafsson, Sweden
288. Fredrik Fridsten, Sweden
289. Michele Vicari, Italy
290. Ursula Karlsen, Sweden
291. Elliot Alfredius, Sweden
292. Lelia Hunziker, Switzerland
293. Ulf Westman, Sweden
294. Daniel Thornell, Sweden
295. Andres Alejandro Ruz Ramos, Sweden
296. Birgit Einhoff, Germany
297. Jessica Kristiansson, Sweden
298. Mika Näregård, Sweden
299. Andreas Hiltner, Germany
300. Haley McEwen, Sweden
301. Forodrim Origiamus, Sweden
302. Phil Stöckel, Sweden
303. Helene Jansson, Sweden
304. Jury Kalikov, Estonia
305. Amanda Thell Schuman, Sweden
306. Jules Manning, Switzerland
307. Caoimhe Mader McGuinness, United Kingdom
308. Emma Barfoth, Sweden
309. Iia Salmi, Finland
310. Nina Pihlajamäki, Finland
311. Lisa Wallenberg, Sweden
312. Matilda Broberg, Sweden
313. Nataliia Isaieva, Ukraine
314. Patrik Molntuss, Sweden
315. Sarah Bannon, United Kingdom
316. Jean-Philippe Imbert, Ireland
317. Gul Yaman, the Netherlands
318. Genevieve Louw, Sweden
319. Angela Amico, Italy
320. Anna Pigg, Finland
321. Tuomo Laine, Finland
322. Catharina Hofmans, the Netherlands
323. Livia Lehmann, Switzerland
324. Elma Brusse, the Netherlands
325. Blomman Rönnblom, Sweden
326. Mariam Herreros, United Kingdom
327. Mylène Juste, France
328. Damien Vienna, Austria
329. Stefania Pia Perrino, Italy
330. Sebastijan Gec, Austria
331. Mat Schelllekens, the Netherlands
332. Marcus De Koning Man, the Netherlands
333. Stavroula Triantafyllidou, Greece
334. Marjan Both, the Netherlands
335. Maria Lek, Sweden
336. Vide Hedenius, Sweden
337. Carolina Pressi, Italy
338. Jelena Seidel, Denmark
339. Lola Green, United Kingdom
340. Jonne Kuoksa, Finland
341. Marcus Rehnberg, Sweden
342. Rebeca Hellevaara, Finland
343. Jamal Phoenix, France
344. Alexandra Wiklund, Sweden
345. Maria Cazares, Belgium
346. August Vulcan, Sweden
347. Alexander Sahlgren, Sweden
348. Rene Goericke, Switzerland
349. Chris Spurgat, Germany
350. Alvaro Blanco Lazo, Finland
351. Lundwa Smith, the Netherlands
352. Matt Lambert, Germany
353. Anelya Ruslanova, Kyrgyzstan
354. Janne Kärkinen, Finland
355. Josefina Lundstedt, Sweden
356. Toni Giannopoulou, Greece
357. Marco Confalonieri, Sweden
358. M G, Italy
359. Emma Majava, Finland
360. Irina Soinranta, Finland
361. Tomás Chasqueira, Portugal
362. Rune Hedman, Sweden
363. Nelli Lehto, Finland
364. Sara Goës Touissate, Sweden
365. L K, the Netherlands
366. Caitriona H, Ireland
367. Kate Ruth, the Netherlands
368. Akash Tarrade, Germany
369. Kare Salo, Finland
370. Maria-Cecilia Quadri, Switzerland
371. Elaine D'Alton, Ireland
372. Annika O, Finland
373. Nea Kujala, Finland
374. Ida Uusitalo, Finland
375. Linus Johansson, Sweden
376. S E, Finland
377. Ronja Sannasdotter, Sweden
378. Antti Satta, Finland
379. Marina Cognée, Belgium
380. Marta Battaglia, Italy
381. Ella Van Landeghem, Belgium
382. Lali Demio, Sweden
383. K Atarina, Germany
384. Alessandra Boschi, Belgium
385. Alex King, Germany
386. Levi Letor, Belgium
387. Hohyun Nam, Germany
388. Eva Maria Luise Hannemann, Germany
389. Reija Liikkanen, Finland
390. Mei Gadd, Germany
391. Kerttuli Salonen, Finland
392. Cynthia Frida Trejo Bandala, Spain
393. Geert Madsen, Sweden
394. Ulla Karhu, Finland
395. Farzad Fallah, Switzerland
396. Yoshi Anoschkin, Sweden
397. Melissa Clifford, United Kingdom
398. Ronja Hellevaara, Finland
399. Cora Andersson, Sweden
400. Andrea Hitzke, Germany
401. Dunja Nicca, Switzerland
402. Olga Wennergren, Germany
403. Noora Palotie, Finland
404. Marcus Borling, Sweden
405. Matilda Elofsson, Denmark
406. Joni Paananen, Sweden
407. Adam Shippey
408. Yara, Sweden
409. Susana Chamorro, Germany
410. Christopher Rosell, Sweden
411. Clare Quinn, United Kingdom
412. Maximilien Östberg, Sweden
413. Clara Delding, United Kingdom
414. Jutta Rasivirta, Finland
415. Marianella Kloka, Greece
416. Stephanie Marranzini
417. Enna Rane, Finland
418. Nora Lilius, Finland
419. Marshall Maihofer, Switzerland
420. Taneli Kemppi, Finland
421. Hannah Merl, Australia
422. Caroline Bolz, Switzerland
423. Judith Mll, Spain
424. Aatos Koutonen, Finland
425. Aatos Koutonen, Finland
426. Sam Wadsten, Sweden
427. Helvi Soinranta, Finland
428. Alexandra Pekanpalo, Finland
429. Anton Pajaujis, Sweden
430. Nelke Mast, the Netherlands
431. Sehnaz Kiymaz Bahceci, Germany
432. Mathilda Sveronius, Sweden
433. Emil Patrick Hellberg, Finland
434. Sasha Linder, Finland
435. Laura Reunanen, Finland
436. Karen Melchior, Denmark
437. Heli Juutinen, Finland
438. Antti Lakso, Finland
439. Mare Kraus, Germany
440. Noora Ojala, Finland
441. Niclas Henriksson, Sweden
442. Bleuenn Gacel, France
443. Junior osagie Ajabor, Sweden
444. Ree Melanen, Finland
445. Alex Rodríguez, Spain
446. Chaoying Rao, United Kingdom
447. Filippo von Schlösser, Italy
448. Ronja Brandt, Sweden
449. Helene Baayen, the Netherlands
450. Ulrich Chlopczik, Germany
451. Alexander Flöjt, Sweden
452. Haris Eloy, Sweden
453. Yassine Chagh, Germany
454. Stephan Kleinheinz, Germany
455. Marcel Eisner, Germany
456. Tommy Mattsson, Sweden
457. Christian Ohlsson Ohlsson, Sweden
458. Karlén Harunc, Sweden
459. Saleen Gomani, Sweden
460. Rosie Friis, Germany
461. Sunna Halldorudottir, Iceland
462. Olle Sundberg, Sweden
463. Robert Bergsten, Sweden
464. Mabel Bianco, Argentina
465. Bianca Mares, United Kingdom
466. Christelle Roeterink, the Netherlands
467. Cille Smed Dawids, Denmark
468. Julien Löhn, Germany
469. Namir Anttila, Sweden
470. Stefan Gies, Germany
471. Bette Levy
472. Isotta Rossoni, the Netherlands
473. Leah Burns, United Kingdom
474. Manuel Prieto Bóveda, Spain
475. Sandro Mattioli, Italy
476. Franziska Kinskofer, Austria
477. Benjamin Collins, United Kingdom
478. Tyra Lesander, Sweden
479. Maria Salazar, the Netherlands
480. Fredrik Andmyr, Sweden
481. Fabienne Freymadl, Germany
482. Emma Laine, Finland
483. Lauri Lohi, Finland
484. Kaino Kantakoski, Finland
485. Minja Yletyinen, Finland
486. Annika Kramer, Sweden
487. My Thelin, Sweden
488. Ari Heino, Finland
489. Alexandru Negoita, Sweden
490. Mike Dilien, Belgium
491. Teodora Mechea, Sweden
492. David Sedano, Sweden
493. Annika Trüb, Switzerland
494. Pia Rylander, Sweden
495. Jessica Hanslin, Finland
496. Kiki Télos Atta, Sweden
497. Cass Farthing, United Kingdom
498. Eva Betjes, the Netherlands
499. Jenni Vigrén, Finland
500. Kascha K, Germany
501. Klaudia Torke, Germany
502. Alina Pavel, Belgium
503. Adall Skoglund, Sweden
504. Tarleena Laakko, Finland
505. Johannes Kampf, Germany
506. Christian S, Sweden
507. Riccardo Persico, Italy
508. Tary Engmann, Sweden
509. Andrew Lefoley, Germany
510. Alex Mueller, Germany
511. Dominik Sęczkowski, Poland
512. Henry Thomasson Mispelaere, Sweden
513. Sandor Lindström, Sweden
514. Emelyne Walter, Germany
515. Michela Santangelo, Italy
516. Tessy Okeke, Nigeria
517. Helmut Graupner, Austria
518. Niels Dilger, Italy
519. Matthías Pétursson, Iceland
520. Franz Wagner, Germany
521. Bard Wildly, Germany
522. Echo Pflüger, Germany
523. Samuel Naibaho, Indonesia
524. Lynsey Walton, United Kingdom
525. Lovisa Hjelm, Sweden
526. Friederike Gutmann, Germany
527. Naomi Fearn, Germany
528. Tabea Böckle, Germany
529. Matilda Hermansson, Sweden
530. Elektra Arendt, Sweden
531. Mischa Tydeman, the Netherlands
532. Charlotte Klares, Germany
533. Jakob Jacobsson, Sweden
534. Simon Brenner, Sweden
535. Tomasz Kaplon, Germany
536. Gabriela Klasa, Poland
537. George Lewis, United Kingdom
538. Nils Ölmbro, Sweden
539. Pom Sandhagen, Sweden
540. Lithe Martin, Germany
541. Mats Forser, Sweden
542. Anja Kroes, the Netherlands
543. Valentin Ansvar, Sweden
544. Anders Dahlgren, Sweden
545. Tappu Valkonen, Finland
546. Viktor Lysell, Sweden
547. Ronja Ellienore Dahlstrand, Sweden
548. Starchild, United States Minor Outlying Islands
549. Hans Wurst, Germany
550. Sara Bolognini, Germany
551. Prerana Pai, France
552. Sini Pasanen, Finland
553. Minke Dijkstra, the Netherlands
554. Patriic Gayle, United Kingdom
555. Lou Thabart, Germany
556. Silas Aliki, Sweden
557. Miriam Luchetti, Italy
558. Georg Bröring, the Netherlands
559. Chantal Van medenbach, the Netherlands
560. Anthéa Réaubourg, France
561. Maya Perrier, Germany
562. Andrada delia Andronic, Romania
563. Heike Müller, Germany
564. Valerie Sky, the Netherlands
565. Michelle Cedendahl, Sweden
566. Jordan Larsen, Sweden
567. Aileen Johnson, Ireland
568. Ralf Schryvers, Germany
569. Michelle McMonagle, Sweden
570. Sebastian Thim, Sweden
571. Emmett Minor
572. Andrea Farnham, Switzerland
573. Lyydi Mitikka, Finland
574. Melissa Andersson, Sweden
575. Mika Gheorghitanu, Italy
576. Katie Payne, Germany
577. Vili Johansson, Finland
578. Ingo Ullmann, Germany
579. Mariana Sampaio, Portugal
580. Varia B Vadia, Portugal
581. Cara ScandiDreamgirl, Sweden
582. Kolbjörn Rosenblad, Sweden
583. Sen Kanner, Sweden
584. Reena von Barby, Germany
585. Thomas Pflueger, Germany
586. Raven Bowen, United Kingdom
587. Louise Wells, United Kingdom
588. Anna Braga, Germany
589. Hanna Johansson, Sweden
590. Åsa Abrahamsson, Sweden
591. Jessica Musler, Germany
592. Christoffer Smitz, Sweden
593. Grzegorz Frelek, Sweden
594. Liisi Kilpelä, Finland
595. Malaya Isabel Dela Cruz, Sweden
596. Charlie Andersson, Sweden
597. Eda Widogast, Sweden
598. Candy Fox, Sweden
599. Sammy Häggdahl, Sweden
600. Ninian Sassarinis-McGowan, Sweden
601. Sheila Adams
602. Marvin Severin, Germany
603. Andreas Gustafsson, Sweden
604. Finn Oaks, Sweden
605. Borja Sánchez, Spain
606. Io Löfving, Sweden
607. Emma Pemberton, Sweden
608. Daniel Haapamäki oo, Finland
609. Michael Schnickers, Germany
610. Kirill Polkov, Sweden
611. Ari Kobler, the Netherlands
612. Fred Stjernqvist, Sweden
613. Sanja Paananen, Finland
614. Megane Larrivee
615. Mauricio Cortes, Sweden
616. Gio Martinez, the Netherlands
617. Kalle Johnsen, Norway
618. Terry Smith
619. David Olsson, Sweden
620. Victor Olausson, Sweden
621. Trond Larsen, Norway
622. David Martinez
623. Emanuel Näslund, Sweden
624. Friedrich Kreuz, Australia
625. Emma, Sweden
626. Palle Raabjerg, Sweden
627. Bjarke Raabjerg, Denmark
628. Tomas Urieta, Argentina
629. Erika Lust, Spain
630. Linus Öberg, Sweden
631. Bananadickdancing, Spain
632. Patrik Nilsson, Sweden
633. Madita Oeming, Germany
634. Henrik Ekroth, Sweden
635. Letonde Hermine Gbedo, Italy
636. Emilie Söderholm, Sweden
637. Leila Schlater, Sweden
638. Victoria Hajian, Sweden
639. Jasmine Hall, Sweden
640. Jack Mercury, the Netherlands
641. Robin Lilius-Lundmark, Sweden
642. Anna Fuchs, Germany
643. Sebastien Ecoffey, France
644. Ulf Pettersson, Sweden
645. Liv Hansson, Sweden
646. Christian Albrecht, Germany
647. David Falck, Sweden
648. Pontus Hessle Sandstedt, Sweden
649. Eilidh Maclachlan, United Kingdom
650. Fredi Fernandez, Spain
651. Meto Rizov, Republic of North Macedonia
652. Hans-Eirik Pedersen, Norway
653. Callum Brazener, United Kingdom
654. Anton Yashin, Sweden
655. Lyra Bergman, Germany
656. Jim Aalto, Sweden
657. D O, Germany
658. Glenn Halvorsen, Norway
659. Hans-Eirik Pedersen, Norway
660. Joanna Rubio, Sweden
661. Andreas Thorsson, Sweden
662. Martina Ruscitti, Sweden
663. Cajsa Godée, Sweden
664. Ben Nordmann, the Netherlands
665. Yvonne Van Den Bergh, South Africa
666. Jennifer Schönrock, Germany
667. Manuel Chavarria
668. Pontus Karlsson, Sweden
669. Annah Pickering, New Zealand
670. Billie Hyde, Sweden
671. Marie Garnaud, the Netherlands
672. Joel Pippin
673. Alexandra Blom, Sweden
674. Lovisa Rappe, Sweden
675. Patrick Vignal, the Netherlands
676. Rebeca Calzada, Mexico
677. Lin Davis
678. Sebastian Sandén, Sweden
679. Maria Clara Zea, Colombia
680. Graham Mar, United Kingdom
681. Lars Buenaventura-Ring, Norway
682. Jonathan Lurvey
683. Trey Thompson, the Netherlands
684. Ylva Wänstrand, Sweden
685. João Florêncio, Sweden
686. Bruno Bento, Portugal
687. Daniel Elvesjö, Sweden
688. Kjell-Åke Ekström, Sweden
689. Ella McCreton, United Kingdom
690. Paola Rivetti, Ireland
691. Nathalie Kreft, Germany
692. Alexis Deboosère, France
693. Limes Olsson, Sweden
694. Maya de Ville, the Netherlands
695. Aleksandra Knapik-Gauza, Sweden
696. Agnes Berner, Sweden
697. Sara Tiala, Finland
698. Loke Ragnar, Sweden
699. Teemu Anttila, Finland
700. Evan Tuomela, Finland
701. Emilia Taskinen, Finland
702. Nuix Sànchez Gallardo, the Netherlands
703. Laura Stolk, the Netherlands
704. Johan Nyström, Sweden
705. Bark Terenius, Sweden
706. Eva Öberg, Sweden
707. Alexander Bergqvist, Sweden
708. Tove Jonsson, Sweden
709. Corinna Thompson, United Kingdom
710. Nathan Nesbitt, United Kingdom
711. Ramona Carausu, Luxembourg
712. Laufey Kristins, Iceland
713. Leah Molenaar, the Netherlands
714. Jazz Jett, Sweden
715. Anna Orzeszek, Poland
716. Michał Łukasik, Poland
717. Mia Luomanpää, Finland
718. Bayard Morisset
719. Laureine Woo, Sweden
720. Alexander Beaven, United Kingdom
721. Thomas Elbæk-Jørgensen, Sweden
722. S van Soest, the Netherlands
723. Isabel Marinas, Spain
724. Xavier Brandao, France
725. John Jones
726. Oriane Paras, Denmark
727. Sabina Aliyeva, the Netherlands
728. Alessandro Costagliola, Germany
729. Julia Jorritsma, the Netherlands
730. Nicole Eva Femke Franssen, the Netherlands
731. Alyssa Uebelhard, the Netherlands
732. Oana Dorobantu, Spain
733. Rosaliina Ahvenjärvi, Finland
734. Adir Jan Tekin, Germany
735. Christiana Nöstlinger, Belgium
736. Isabelle Forslund, Sweden
737. Amilcar Soares, Portugal
738. Lo Riches, United Kingdom
739. Mridula Shobinath, the Netherlands
740. Jay Stark, Germany
741. Lu Chalk, Germany
742. Anton Lindkvist, Sweden
743. Niklas Erikson, Sweden
744. Frankie Mellor, United Kingdom
745. Anika Snel, the Netherlands
746. Richard Reed, United Kingdom
747. Magda Ferreira, Portugal
748. Aline Goetz, Germany
749. Stephanie Klee, Germany
750. Dante Dionys, Germany
751. Caroline Sabin, United Kingdom
752. Sophie Samyn, Belgium
753. Joanna "Adibuerkie" Dogbe, Poland
754. Anjolie York
755. Luciano Jesus, Portugal
756. Kamila Samsel, Poland
757. John Irvine, United Kingdom
758. Elisa Razafimahatratra, France
759. Eszter Suonsilmä, Finland
760. Pia Kauppila, Finland
761. Jon Andersson, Sweden
762. Miira Kaupppinen, Finland
763. Jerzy Feliks Bernat, Poland
764. Fts Saarni, Finland
765. Daphné Davin, Belgium
766. Amanda Räihä, Sweden
767. Pelle Larsson, Sweden
768. Jesse Benson, Sweden
769. Mikael, Sweden
770. Blau, the Netherlands
771. Linnea Westberg, Sweden
772. Ofelia Jarl Ortega, Sweden
773. Ramy Loveridge, Sweden
774. Georgijs Katasevs, Latvia
775. Timo Torppari, Finland
776. Anna Timonen, Finland
777. David Requena, Spain
778. Patrick Englind, Sweden
779. Kira Mirska, Latvia
780. Jayne Arnott, South Africa
781. Jakob Jamieson, Sweden
782. Laura Ropo, Finland
783. Sebastian Pfaff, Sweden
784. Viktoria Cvetkova, Sweden
785. Minka Ahola, Finland
786. Matias Andersson, Sweden
787. Pyry Parviainen, Finland
788. Sini Väisänen, Finland
789. Andreas Moden, Sweden
790. Farina Hoffmann, Germany
791. Ksenia Nefedova, Sweden
792. Bella Baxxter, Sweden
793. Rita Pöllänen, Finland
794. Mimmi Heljeberg, Sweden
795. R. Cleo, the Netherlands
796. Laura Fernàndez-López, Spain
797. Cobalt Ftm, Belgium
798. Tuomas Erkkilä, Finland
799. Mira Laitinen, Finland
800. Marta Agostini, Italy
801. Jesper Jansson, Sweden
802. Angel Fox, the Netherlands
803. Karin Berg, Sweden
804. María Barea Jaime, Spain
805. Emilie Daems, the Netherlands
806. Anna Fragkaki, Sweden
807. Ana Ferreira, Portugal
808. Saleen Gomani Sweden
809. Jenny Biatch, Lithuania
810. Aaron Niemi, Finland
811. Linus Rosberg, Sweden
812. Reike Idén Gustafsson, Sweden
813. Cheex Malia, Germany
814. Natalia Daszkiewicz, the Netherlands
815. Sofia Järvelä, Finland
816. Marita Vuotikka, Finland
817. Aura Castrén, Finland
818. Helinä Ääri, Finland
819. Sine Piri, Finland
820. Ella Toivonen, Finland
821. Johanna Hoppu, Finland
822. Maria Kangas, Finland
823. Mira Ala-Rämi, Finland
824. Evaleena Ahola, Finland
825. Hanna Ojutkangas, Finland
826. Marikki Leinonen, Finland
827. Riina Katainen, Finland
828. Pauliina Isoaho, Finland
829. Petra Muhonen, Finland
830. Jenna Haanpää, Finland
831. Suvi Kollanen, Finland
832. Alice Edwall, Sweden
833. Terhi Lehtinen-Fagerstedt, Finland
834. Tuuli Kristola, Finland
835. Iila Salo, Finland
836. Ella Lind, Finland
837. Tuomas Erkkilä, Finland
838. Outi Aarnipuu, Finland
839. Nova Aulén, Finland
840. Katariina Katiskoski, Finland
841. Helen Waeder, Germany
842. Varpu Nummelin, Finland
843. Sonja Tulikoura, Finland
844. Rae Reinvall, Finland
845. Jenna Rosenberg, Finland
846. Emmi Maria Selina Kaleva, Finland
847. Susanna Partanen, Finland
848. Annu Laine, Finland
849. Jesse Toivonen, Finland
850. Tyyne-Katariina Vuorenmaa, Finland
851. Milo Salminen, Finland
852. Emmi-Kaisa Tarkiainen, Denmark
853. Tayo Olaoye, United Kingdom
854. Janina Järvinen, Finland
855. Mira Kilpi, Finland
856. Mira Kuusinen, Finland
857. Sofia Valtonen, Finland
858. Iida Kiviranta, Finland
859. Kajo Metsänen, Finland
860. Max Törnqvist, Sweden
861. Kirsi Naisniemi, Finland
862. Tyas Bank, the Netherlands
863. Bene Løvgren, Norway
864. Sunná Nuorgam, Finland
865. Elina Turunen, Turunen
866. Sonja Bremer, Finland
867. Mari Koivisto, Finland
868. Sag Haraldsdóttir, Iceland
869. Jyrki Hämäläinen, Finland
870. Onni Hakala, Finland
871. Lasse Jaakkola, Finland
872. Nanna Halonen, Finland
873. Tuuli Aitchison, Finland
874. Kiira Halenius, Finland
875. Nea Sandberg, Finland
876. Lisa Edberg, the Netherlands
877. Milla Leppälahti, Finland
878. Helene Delilah, Sweden
879. Am Davies
880. Vinski Nygård, Finland
881. Jennie Algotsson, Sweden
882. Claire Gilder, Belgium
883. Aaro Laiho, Finland
884. Samuli Koivulahti, Finland
885. Pilvari "nosfe" Pirtola, Finland
886. Valentina Kalin, Finland
887. Jouni Kinnunen, Finland
888. Arvi Särkelä, Switzerland
889. Veea Suvanto, Finland
890. Bayard Morisset, the Netherlands
891. Mari Kela, Finland
892. Sini Airaksinen, Finland
893. Rui Miguel Coimbra Morais, Portugal
894. Ella S, Finland
895. Eeri Berg, Finland
896. Karin Regndal, Sweden
897. Maxime Vignaud, France
898. Hanna Nyman, Sweden
899. Armas Naamanka, Finland
900. Eveliina Haataja, Finland
901. Madeleine Landin, Sweden
902. Kimmo Talvi, Finland
903. Mikko Sainio, Finland
904. Erin Karhu, France
905. Silja Löfström, Finland
906. Matthias Lehmann, South Korea
907. Syksy Haaga, Finland
908. Jeannette Rönkkö, Finland
909. Kati Hostikko, Finland
910. Aino Palm, Finland
911. Sarah-Marie Maffesoli, France
912. Tuukka Leino, Finland
913. Sene Savolainen, Finland
914. Jannika Frössling, the Netherlands
915. Risto Savolainen, Finland
916. Izabelle Andersson, Sweden
917. Nicole Buis, the Netherlands
918. Nick Church
919. Noora Vanhala, Finland
920. Vertti Ruodemäki, Finland
921. Patrik Holmström, Sweden
922. Kaisla-Kerttu Keinonen, Finland
923. Joanna Kerkelä, Finland
924. Alex Östberg, Sweden
925. River Eriksson, Sweden
926. Patrick Orth, Germany
927. Eva Eklund, Finland
928. Jalo Mätnylä, Finland
929. Oona Sahlgren, Finland
930. Elina Karhunen, Finland
931. Tuukka Kauppinen, Finland
932. Saana Knihti, Finland
933. Satu Kiintonen, Finland
934. Lydia Z, the Netherlands
935. Sander Janzweert, the Netherlands
936. Bridget Kavanaugh, Portugal
937. Jacomien Veldboom, the Netherlands
938. Lilith Christine Nepstad Staalesen, Norway
939. Steven Hussey
940. Celia O'Beirne-Rehle, Switzerland
941. Hannele Tiilikainen, Finland
942. Helga Pregesbauer, Austria
943. Eduardo Filipe Sousa Lima, Portugal
944. Olli Oinonen, Finland
945. Karim Touzani, France
946. Janelle Fawkes, Australia
947. Satu Kaipainen, Finland
948. Sanni Marttinen, Finland
949. Heikki Elovaara, Finland
950. Csaba Szilagyi, Finland
951. Kuura Pääkkö, Finland
952. Natalie Klinke, Germany
953. Hans Georg Strauch, Italy
954. Mona Diver, Germany
955. Zora Funk, Germany
956. Thomas Aeffner, Germany
957. Silke Niggemeier, Germany
958. Jennifer Markin, Finland
959. Sophie Gräßer, Germany
960. Marcus Frey, Germany
961. Andreas Wagner, Germany
962. Christopher Dyrlich, Germany
963. Ayushi Patel, Ireland
964. Lena Karch, Germany
965. Andreas Helbling, Switzerland
966. Cate Tavagnutti, the Netherlands
967. Michael Walkstein, Germany
968. Josef Anton Sippl, Germany
969. Ludvig Janiuk, Sweden
970. Walter Buehner, Germany
971. Maximilian Weber, Germany
972. Silvia Vorhauer, Germany
973. Anna Roth, Germany
974. Michael Schnickers, Germany
975. Christophe Schmit, Luxembourg
976. Georg Zimmermann, Germany
977. Nelli Lehto, Finland
978. Alexandra Moran, Slovakia
979. Hans-Gerd Plaep, Germany
980. Otto Välkki, Finland
981. Yakov Nikola, Germany
982. Liisa Routakorpi, Finland
983. Danica Thanki, Slovakia
984. Natalia Semioshkina, Germany
985. Satu Sinkko, Finland
986. Jade Chocolat, Belgium
987. Sumu Pöyry, Finland
988. Rony Kauhanen, Finland
989. Theo Vasilopoulos, Sweden
990. André Travenisk, Brazil
991. Niamh Cullen, Belgium
992. Christy Braham, Belgium
993. Katariina Aakus, Finland
994. Janna Dierks, Germany
995. Hansi Busch, Germany
996. Annette Weiss, Germany
997. Ella-Martta Posio, Finland
998. Filippo Leserri, Italy
999. Luca Doccione, Italy
1000. Hansino Libero, Germany
1001. Lina Riza, the Netherlands
1002. Angelo Curci, Italy
1003. Fabrizio Marin
1004. Alessandro Regoli, Italy
1005. Annu-Pauliina Salonen, Finland
1006. Miia Kuosmanen, Finland
1007. Alba Hernandez, Belgium
1008. Ahmed Syir, Sweden
1009. Anja Persson, Sweden
1010. Nick Laurent, Germany
1011. Lily Wessberg, Sweden
1012. Alex Debot, Sweden
1013. Isaac Primrose, United Kingdom 
1014. Morgan Catalina, the Netherlands
1015. Raymond Galang, the Netherlands
1016. Maui Miranda, the Netherlands
1017. Helmi Flinkkilä, Finland
1018. Natalja Sorokina, Latvia
1019. Lucas Granger, France
1020. Micaela Franzén, Sweden
1021. Aku Meriläinen, Finland
1022. Nella Heiskanen, Finland
1023. Miia Heinonen, Finland
1024. Aideen Koski, Finland
1025. Sid Itäniemi, Finland
1026. Tuukka Korpinen, Finland
1027. Katri Kauppinen, Finland
1028. Lotta Zerni, Finland
1029. Mira Eskelinen, Finland
1030. Kass Chow, Hong Kong
1031. Maddie Burdon, United Kingdom
1032. Henna Jokinen, Finland
1033. Oliver Bramah, New Zealand
1034. Laura Ojala, Finland
1035. Natalie Yönsuo, Finland
1036. Fernando Vasconcelos, Sweden
1037. Edwing Lanzon, Belgium
1038. Paula Raitanen, Finland
1039. Negoita Alexandru, Sweden
1040. Juuso Suojasalmi, Finland
1041. Maria Cintra, Portugal
1042. Tuomas Hietala, Finland
1043. Kaika Toivanen, Finland
1044. Aida Ra Mana, the Netherlands
1045. Jesse Weckroth, Finland
1046. Tekla Vanhakartano, Germany
1047. Alexandra Poenaru, France
1048. Jimmy Hansson, Sweden
1049. L B, United Kingdom
1050. Rae Moon, United Kingdom
1051. Vilhelm Bergendal, Sweden
1052. Elizabeth Causee, the Netherlands
1053. Jason Harrison, United Kingdom
1054. Alissa Mäkinen, Finland
1055. Luke Yin
1056. Chrono Eek, Sweden
1057. Alejandra Pérez, Mexico
1058. Andrew Turner
1059. Perry Williams
1060. Anders Bondesson, Sweden
1061. Tytti Tikkakoski, Finland
1062. Kristopher Wilder
1063. Joa Miinalainen, Finland
1064. Romain Dive, France
1065. Federico D’Andrea, Italy
1066. Venus Rey, France
1067. Juliane Scowcroft, France
1068. Nicolas Sirven, France
1069. Sanna Konttinen, Finland
1070. Allan Heinemann, Germany
1071. Alex McDonald, Australia
1072. Chris Grolimund, Switzerland
1073. Olli Luoma, Finland
1074. Nadja Strandberg, Sweden
1075. Mercy St. J, the Netherlands
1076. Gabriela Biwejnis, Germany
1077. Jennifer Ahlamaa, Finland
1078. Jamie Quinlan, United Kingdom
1079. Hertta Tuomi, Finland
1080. David Lance, United Kingdom
1081. Tessa Lehto, Finland
1082. Paris Kemp, Australia
1083. Jere Rahikainen, Finland
1084. Jenna Wahlsten, Finland
1085. Anniina Vuokko, Finland
1086. Roope Lipsanen, Finland
1087. Kralle Bahnsen, Germany
1088. Sofia Benigni, Finland
1089. Vieno Kilpiö, Finland
1090. Alex Vitale
1091. Victoria Bredvig-Salvang, Sweden
1092. Robert Kuna, Sweden
1093. Hanne Purola, Finland
1094. Camille Clauss, France
1095. Malin Hansen, Sweden
1096. Aileen Sanjuanello, Sweden
1097. Mathilde Åkerlind, Sweden
1098. Jesper Persson, Sweden
1099. Linnea Nilsson, Sweden
1100. Minna Mäkelä, Finland
1101. Margaret Graham
1102. Oscar Lundgren, Sweden
1103. Alexander Karlsson, Sweden
1104. Mikael Ljungström, Sweden
1105. Jamie-Lee Wallis, the United Kingdom
1106. Johan Björkkvist, Sweden
1107. Joseph Barnes
1108. Ada Ulrik, Sweden
1109. Richard Hålling, Sweden
1110. Ryan Kelly, the United Kingdom
1111. Kevin-Linn, Sweden
1112. Tessa Whittaker
1113. Aleksandra Semenets, Sweden
1114. Anders Persson, Sweden
1115. Hanna Johansson, Finland
1116. Evan Hick, the United Kingdom
1117. Morgana Steele, Portugal
1118. Neha Maity
1119. Natalia Gabriela Tapia Laso, Portugal
1120. Petter Andersson, Sweden
1121. Estrella Garcia, Spain
1122. Fredrik Lundahl, Sweden
1123. Jerker Nilsson, Sweden
1124. Mia Bystrom, Sweden
1125. Cecilia, Sweden
1126. Fabio Stallion, France
1127. Robin Tannerstig, Sweden
1128. Erica Lindvall, Sweden
1129. David Choel, France
1130. Daya Stanley
1131. Denny Edström Drakenäs, Sweden
1132. Nathaniel Antonick
1133. T J, Australia
1134. Kristin Ganski
1135. Ella Kurvinen, Finland
1136. Meagan Ables
1137. Haffray Julie, France
1138. Andy Aruk, India
1139. Axel Jacomme, France
1140. Aleks Magnusson, Sweden
1141. Bella Hic, Sweden
1142. Theo Bour, France
1143. Sam Deccy, the Netherlands
1144. Cherry Killz, Spain
1145. Zafira Sapphire
1146. Michael Antonsson, Sweden
1147. Miguel Salas Garcia, Spain
1148. Christian Diop, France
1149. Patrick Maton, Belgium
1150. Dominic O'Regan, United Kingdom
1151. Syn Ariad, Belgium
1152. Sofia Nagelkerke, Sweden
1153. Shaw Kertesz
1154. Alex Östberg, Sweden
1155. Olivia Schneider, Austria
1156. Eevee Misu, United Kingdom
1157. Jonathan S, Sweden
1158. Hugo Pilate, Sweden
1159. Alvin Gonzalez
1160. Anna Kirey, Sweden
1161. Gvantsa Gatenadze, Sweden
1162. Felix Isidorsson, Sweden
1163. Ami Ek, Sweden
1164. Riley Malone
1165. Vittorio Falco, Italy
1166. Jiwoong Seo, South Korea
1167. Zoe Zuleger
1168. Jin-Young Moon, South Korea
1169. Diego Ruiz, Mexico
1170. Simon Schützer, Sweden
1171. Luid Garcia
1172. Sun hang kang Kang, South Korea
1173. Kim Il hwan, South Korea
1174. Tina Goran Sharif, Sweden
1175. Roberto Marinazzo, Spain
1176. Kaisla Kivistö, Finland
1177. Dallas Brown
1178. Yeong Hun Beak, South Korea
1179. Rubén Piedra Leal, Spain
1180. Jack Nicholz, the Netherlands
1181. Laura Hyrkäs, Finland
1182. Kayla Simmons
1183. Sofia Hjert, Sweden
1184. Heidi Hiljanen, Finland
1185. Krysta Rebensdorf-Hesse
1186. Erik Lindberg, Sweden
1187. Olivia Leijon, Sweden
1188. Alexandros Westerberg, Sweden
1189. Emily Eriksson, Sweden
1190. Jaz Odenhammer-Eklund, Sweden
1191. Choi Juno, South Korea
1192. Kim Lund, Sweden
1193. Alicia Backs, Sweden
1194. Israel Diaz
1195. Jang Geonil, South Korea
1196. Natalie Slater
1197. Gabriel Cordova
1198. Jolene Wilhelmsson, Sweden
1199. Ilmari Lahti, Finland
1200. Niklas Abrahamsson, Sweden
1201. Joe Rose
1202. Vicky, Sweden
1203. Maddy Jolly Fuentes, Australia
1204. Jungwook Choi, South Korea
1205. Laura Saunavaara, Finland
1206. Juhyun Kim, South Korea
1207. Jaewoo Park, South Korea
1208. Salome Lüthy, Switzerland
1209. Georgiana Ursprung, Switzerland
1210. Natia Gvianishvili, Sweden
1211. Myrsini Arvanitis, Switzerland
1212. Ayse Aktas, Switzerland
1213. Venny Ala-Siurua
1214. Stella Kawira, Kenya
1215. Aline Fantinatti, the Netherlands
1216. Alex Fält, Sweden
1217. Joke Förster, Germany
1218. Christian Turesson, Sweden
1219. Jelizaveta Anushkina, Estonia
1220. Dirk Sander, Germany
1221. Arianna Stathakopoulou, Greece
1222. Julia Steinberger, Germany
1223. Jessica Van Meir
1224. Kirsten Pope
1225. Jessica Whitbread, Bulgaria
1226. Michelle D'cruz, Singapore
1227. Minttu Matikainen, Finland
1228. Meredith Latvala, Finland
1229. Awid Awid
1230. Nina Moilanen, Finland
1231. Jenny Kotilainen, Finland
1232. Mary Mousavizadeh, United Kingdom
1233. Havu Palviainen, Finland
1234. Dylan Meade, Ireland
1235. Nikos Christodoulakis, Greece
1236. Yoshi van Belkom, Sweden
1237. Ewa Rospleszcz, Poland
1238. Viktoria Aldén, Sweden
1239. Rachel van der Meer, Sweden
1240. Nikoletta Sagredou, Greece
1241. Zeraphina Hjerppe, Finland
1242. Paweł Sienkiewicz, Poland
1243. Kristin Eklund, Sweden
1244. Elin Vinter, Sweden
1245. Laszlo Stenstrale, Sweden
1246. Anna Eklund, Sweden
1247. Joao Francisco Gauze Carrer, Italy
1248. Thea Folke, Sweden
1249. Bryan Chouk, France
1250. Arnika Konieczna, Poland
1251. Arkadiysz Solecki, Poland
1252. Julia Misterska, Poland
1253. Weronika Zdanowicz, Poland
1254. Jakub Kokoszka, Poland
1255. Julia Kościukiewicz, Poland
1256. Michał Piekunko, Poland
1257. Tazi W, Poland
1258. Michal Bottcher, Poland
1259. Robin Zlatarov, Bulgaria
1260. Paula Witkowska, Poland
1261. Weronika Kleczaj, Poland
1262. Kamila Wilczek, Poland
1263. Juliusz Godlewski, Poland
1264. Faustyna Kopeć, Poland
1265. Zuzanna Bielecka, Poland
1266. Zu Sendor, Poland
1267. Maciej Sawicki, Poland
1268. Lena Lenowska, the Netherlands
1269. Drozdzik Weronika, Poland
1270. Adam Manikis, Australia
1271. Natalie Johansson, Sweden
1272. Deru Path, Poland
1273. Per Gulbrandsen, Sweden
1274. Melica Amina, Sweden
1275. Agata Ewa, Poland
1276. Rachel Westerby, Spain
1277. Melania Ryś, Germany
1278. Agnieszka Puzan, Poland
1279. Nicolas Bopp, Germany
1280. Selma Müller, Germany
1281. Rosanna Wissman, Sweden
1282. Weronika Mochnal, Poland
1283. Janne Jooris, Belgium
1284. Alicja Sędzikowska, Poland
1285. Anna Tompalska, Poland
1286. Tomasz Zakrzewski, Poland
1287. Wiktoria Kotala, Poland
1288. Bella Robinson Coyote Ri
1289. Aleksandra Kik, Poland
1290. Aleksandra Kwiecińska, Poland
1291. Aleksandra Kluczyk, Poland
1292. Joanna, Poland
1293. Siiri Ollikainen, Finland
1294. Frida Wigur, Sweden
1295. Gabriel Stefański, Poland
1296. Aleksandra Janicka, Poland
1297. Aster Artyszuk, Poland
1298. Anna Bochenek, Poland
1299. Julia Jędrasik, Poland
1300. Wiktoria Dawlud, Poland
1301. Curro Peña, Spain
1302. Chantal Riedo, Switzerland
1303. A. Rita Buonincontri, United Kingdom
1304. Lisa Stalder, Switzerland
1305. Monique van Steen, Spain
1306. Elin Lantz, Sweden
1307. Jan Topczewski, Poland
1308. Jayne Arnott, South Africa
1309. Dominic O'Regan, United Kingdom
1310. Laura Agustín, United Kingdom
1311. Maria Stacey, South Africa
1312. Alex Curry, United Kingdom
1313. Irene Adán, Spain
1314. Lisanne Freudenborg, Norway
1315. Samantha Sun, United Kingdom
1316. Marcus Axelsson, Sweden
1317. Tess Klei, Sweden
1318. Boyer Ghislaine, France
1319. Jay Goode, United Kingdom
1320. Anna Mikołajczak, Poland
1321. David Doak, United Kingdom
1322. Jan Nyberg, Sweden
1323. Cristiane de Melo, Brazil
1324. Kristoffer Lindholm, Sweden
1325. Gordon Gaffney, Ireland
1326. Martin Ekdahl, Germany
1327. Andreas Bjärelid, Sweden
1328. Irene Scharpff, Switzerland
1329. Martin Caban, Poland
1330. Juuli Jormanainen, Finland
1331. Ria Patel, United Kingdom
1332. Saga Koski, Finland
1333. Paola Quevedo, United Kingdom
1334. Kaila Zitron
1335. Apostolia Karavarsami , Sweden
1336. Maria Aspvik, Sweden
1337. Jared Living-Sherwell, Australia
1338. Ludvig Andersson, Sweden
1339. Aada Iltanen, Finland
1340. Miia Launiala, Finland
1341. Iiris Määttälä, Finland
1342. Thea Khoury, Spain
1343. Mylène Juste, France
1344. Matthew Dray, Finland
1345. Martin Linden, Germany
1346. Sandra Heise, Germany
1347. Saana Rissanen, Finland
1348. Marco Bacio, Italy
1349. Iina Hertta, the Netherlands
1350. Minnamari Niinivirta, Finland
1351. Inga Kanitz, Germany
1352. Konstantina Pagoni, Sweden
1353. Eleonora del Vecchio, Italy
1354. Fundacja La Strada, Poland
1355. Nacho Pardo, Spain
1356. Inger Eklund, Sweden
1357. Elisabet Barnes, Sweden
1358. David Martinez
1359. Yadira Leida Aguilar Portal, Peru
1360. Leida Portal Tapia, Peru
1361. Rayna Dimitrova, Bulgaria
1362. Sherlyn Assam, United Kingdom
1363. Tanja Huvila, Finland
1364. Leila Tugushi, Georgia
1365. Yazzy Musenguzi, United Republic of Tanzania
1366. Fredrik, Sweden
1367. David Taylor, United Kingdom
1368. Joakim Holm, Sweden
1369. Sam Cordell, United Kingdom
1370. Jenna Love, Australia
1371. Avril Simons
1372. Paul Walker
1373. Essi Hautala, Finland
1374. Victoriya Jarvela, Sweden
1375. Ella El-Terk, Sweden
1376. Tom Kylmäniemi, Finland
1377. Niclas Henriksson, Sweden
1378. Julie Hinton
1379. Lorey Simbeye, Malawi
1380. Sarah Ngela Ngasi Ngasi Ngela, the Democratic Republic of the Congo
1381. Maryo Nu, the Netherlands
1382. Andrew Helm
1383. Robert Bosse, Germany
1384. Minnda Stude, Sweden
1385. Sanna Eriksson, Sweden
1386. Rafael Bello, Sweden
1387. Hanna Jänkälä, Finland
1388. Fanny Moberg, Sweden
1389. Juan Müller, Germany
1390. Amir Pettersson, Sweden
1391. Sandra Sahlin, Sweden
1392. Simeonne Agblonon, Benin
1393. Jo Seth-Smith, United Kingdom

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