She published the names and phone numbers of two journalists that<p>1. Had been following her home, spying on her outside of her home.<p>2. Had public personas, with their phone numbers plastered all over the web (in one of the cases, 89 times in his official twitter feed).<p>As a revenge and punishment for speaking out against the &quot;thought police&quot;, the newspaper decided to destroy her. (Even though 50% of the population agrees with her, noone is able to talk like this without penalty in Sweden today. If you have some sort of official position, you will lose it, and so on. You will even get expelled from your union club.)