Findings
| When | Description | Source |
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| Larsson has used her public platform to address gender inequality and sexual violence. She has described herself as a feminist and has publicly criticized the normalization of sexual violence and the treatment of women who report abuse. She also spoke about sexual advances and inappropriate comments from older men in the music industry after she turned 18. Her advocacy has included opposition to Poland's abortion restrictions and criticism of the treatment of women in the music industry. | Source | |
| 2018 | Larsson fronted a Durex and (RED) campaign supporting the fight against AIDS. Proceeds from Durex (RED) condom sales supported the Keeping Girls in School programme in South Africa, which aims to reduce HIV infections and unintended pregnancies among young women while improving access to education and sexual-health services. | Source |
| 2019 | Larsson explained that she considers defending LGBTQ+ rights part of her feminism and said she naturally supports the community. | Source |
| Larsson has publicly criticized artists associated with sexual or domestic-abuse allegations. | Source | |
| 2026 | In January 2026, Larsson publicly criticized U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and expressed support for immigrants and other marginalized groups. In September 2026, the White House used her song Midnight Sun in a video depicting ICE arrests. Larsson condemned the use, describing the video as dehumanizing and emphasizing the humanity of undocumented immigrants. | Source |
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