What does disclosure mean?
Disclosure means that authorities and decision makers make public the information they hold about UFO, or UAP (Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena), and take responsibility for how the issue is handled. It is not about demanding that anyone believe anything, but about making the information available and open to scrutiny.
Why the issue matters in Sweden
Sweden has a strong principle of public access to official records and a tradition of openness. If Swedish authorities hold reports, sightings or analyses, it is reasonable that citizens can read them, just as with other questions concerning security and airspace.
For a deeper analysis of why the issue concerns Sweden, read my books The Hesitant Headline and 99% – Sure about UFOs. Both are collected under Publications.
Citizens for Disclosure Sweden
We founded Citizens for Disclosure Sweden in October 2024 to give the issue a factual, citizen-driven voice in Sweden. At the founding I was appointed national coordinator and led the work during the first period.
A relaunch is planned for January 2027, when CfD Sweden will be formed as a formal association with its own board. I do not expect to be part of that board. The texts here are my own and not the organisation's official positions.
Political initiatives: "UAP på dagordningen"
I started the petition "UAP på dagordningen" (UAP on the agenda), which works for greater political transparency and accountability. Read more on the politics page.
What greater openness can realistically achieve
- Clarity about what information actually exists, and what is missing.
- A safe way for pilots, military personnel and the public to report sightings.
- The chance for researchers to examine data instead of rumours.
- A factual public debate where speculation and facts are kept apart.