Sweden in protest after three fires mosque in one week

Activists Against Racism Sweden, a massive demonstration in central Stockholm after three attacks on mosques.

The demonstrators carried banners reading "Do not touch my mosque," 1,000-strong rally outside the parliament.

Molotov cocktails were thrown at a mosque in Uppsala, eastern Sweden on Thursday, does not burn the building.

In late December, the mosque to love burned in an arson attack and the south and the former mosque in Eskilstuna wounding five people.

Event rally against racism in the city of Malmo and Gothenburg on Friday.

The Minister of Culture in Stockholm, Sweden Alice Bah Kuhnke that the government launch a national strategy to address the idea of Islamophobia is to educate people about Islam and to reduce bias, she said.

In a sign of solidarity, well-wishers stuck entrance Uppsala Red Mosque after a heart attack on Thursday.

Sweden in protest after three fires mosque in one week

So far, the police investigation has not led to any arrests following an arson attack.

The government has pledged to tighten security in places of worship.

Minister of Culture Bah Kuhnke march Stockholm attacks. "Intended to intimidate and the people."

"That's why one of the most important things we can do is to not let yourself be intimidated," he was quoted by AFP news agency as saying.

Immigration has become a hot topic of debate in Sweden to receive asylum seekers per capita than any other European country.

Anti-immigrant Sweden Democrats, who had 13% election in September and wants to cut 90% in the number of asylum seekers who are allowed into Sweden. A month ago, a person who almost fell the new coalition government in protest against the policy of asylum.

Approximately 16% of Sweden's population is foreign-born, many of them from Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria - all Muslim majority country.

Sweden in protest after three fires mosque in one week