Denmark’s Ministry of Defence will have a broader national security role under a government move to strengthen anti-terrorism laws and deal more effectively with radicalized Danish citizens and residents, Defense News said.

Now, Sweden, which has also been threatened by ISIS and other extreme Islamic terrorist groups, is considering the introduction of similar legislation, the media outlet said.

Sweden is considering drafting legislation to make it unlawful for citizens to fight in armed conflicts alongside terrorist organizations, such as ISIS.

“It is completely unacceptable that citizens of Sweden are leaving the country to either join ISIS, help finance this organization or fight for it,” Justice Minister Morgan Johansson said.