The Gothenburg City Culture Committee has proposed to remove the Nordic letters from certain street names to make it easier for foreign-born tenants who struggle with Scandinavian lettering, the news outlet Samhällsnytt reported. The Moderates, the Christian Democrats and the Liberals in the Gothen­burg City Culture Committee consider names such as Långfils­gatan and Kärnmjölks­gatan in the district of Kallebäck problematic for tenants with a foreign background. To accommodate them, it has been proposed to change the names that include the trademark Å, Ä and Ö letters. The initiative was vehemently opposed by the national-conservative Sweden Democrats.