Ottar (magazine)

Ottar is a Swedish sex-positive, feminist magazine. It was founded in 1972 and named after Ottar, a pseudonym for the Norwegian sex educator Elise Ottesen-Jensen. Ottesen-Jensen was a pioneer in sexual and reproductive rights, advocating for contraception, abortion rights, and sex education.

The magazine covers a wide range of topics related to sexuality, gender, and politics. It includes articles on sex and relationships, sexual health, body image, LGBTQ+ issues, pornography, prostitution, and other related subjects. Ottar aims to provide a platform for diverse voices and perspectives, challenging societal norms and promoting open and honest discussions about sex and sexuality. It is known for its radical and progressive stance on sex-positive feminism. The magazine also publishes interviews, reviews, and opinion pieces. It is published quarterly in Swedish.