 This was then followed by a joint manifesto from parliamentary candidates of five political parties, including Helena von Schantz (Liberal) and Hanna Wagenius (Centre), attacking the evaluation process and report as "immoral".The Pirate Party had no official position on the law, but stands for basic freedoms, and party members have unofficially opposed it, and the party published a very liberal manifesto for the 2010 election.A Christian Democrat feminist, Sofie Jakobsson, has also supported re-opening brothels, but, as with other critics of the Swedish approach, did not find much support within her party.