Homosexual activity has been legal in Sweden since 1944.

Sweden becomes the seventh country to legalize same-sex marriage.

Even though the act does state a finite list of areas in which patrons are protected, these finite list virtually covers all aspects of life.

Employment discimination due to sexual orientation (1999), change of legal gender (1996), crossgender identity and expression (2009) are illegal.

Housing discimination due to sexual orientation, change of legal gender, crossgender identity and expression are illegal. (I am unsure if it was illegal due to legal gender change and sexual orientation before 2009.)

Protection against discrimination in the Swedish Armed Forces is explicitly stated.

In 2015, Sweden even ran a campaign encouraging LGBT people to serve openly. The campaign featured a poster of an individual in camouflage with a rainbow flag badge on her arm, with the headline, "some things you should not have to camouflage."

The poster read, "Equality is an essential ingredient in a democracy. In the military, we treat them with respect and see the differences of others as a fortress. We are an inclusive organisation where all the people who serve and contribute feel welcome and respected."

Not all clinics/hospitals follow this law.

Age of consent are 15 regardless of sexual orientation.

No law prohibits nor promotes this kind of clinics.