According to a report cited by Sweden’s Televisions news programs Aktuellt and Rapport, at least 26 people have been arrested and 15 have been detained between 2003 and 2011. All of the those arrested have been Muslim. Author and journalist Jan Guillou called the Anti-Terrorism Act a "race law in practice."[24] The Swedish National Council for Crime Prevention issued a report in 2008 concluding Muslims are less likely to receive an objective treatment in criminal cases and that Informants to the study expressed that there is a tendency to distrust Muslim suspects, especially if they are men.