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		</div><p>Three employees with Swedish broadcaster SVT have been sentenced to community work after being convicted of human smuggling for bringing a 15-year-old Syrian boy to Sweden during the 2015 migrant influx that swept across Europe.</p>
<p>Malmo District Court said it was &#8220;obvious the SVT team helped for purely humanitarian reasons&#8221;.</p>
<p>Reporter Fredrik Onnevall, his cameraman and interpreter were making a documentary on the migrants when they met an unaccompanied minor in Greece who wanted to go to Sweden.<br />
They wanted to document his trip by car, ferry and train.</p>
<p>Before the court, Onnevall admitted paying for a car rental and knowing the boy had false papers.<br />
In Sweden, the then 15-year-old boy was granted permanent asylum.<br />
It was not immediately clear whether the ruling would be challenged.</p>
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