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  1. Stepping up the fight against human trafficking through cooperation between authorities and organisations - Ministry of the Interior

    5.11.2020 | Efforts to combat human trafficking will be reinforced by closer cooperation between authorities, organisations and municipalities. A team investigating human trafficking offences will be established at the Helsinki Police Department, and an action plan to be completed at the beginning of next year will coordinate anti-trafficking work more extensively. Today, different parties took part in a round table discussion hosted by Minister of the Interior Maria Ohisalo.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/stepping-up-the-fight-against-human-trafficking-through-cooperation-between-authorities-and-organisations

  2. Kirsi Pimiä appointed as Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of the Interior - Ministry of the Interior

    23.1.2020 | On 23 January, the Government appointed Kirsi Pimiä, Master of Laws with court training, as Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of the Interior. She will take up her new post on 1 February and her term of office will last for five years.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/kirsi-pimia-sisaministerion-kansliapaallikoksi

  3. Summary published of comments received on the draft government proposal for the health and social services reform - Ministry of the Interior

    21.10.2020 | A summary of comments received on the draft government proposal on the organisation of health, social and rescue services is published. Respondents welcome the objectives of the reform and agree on its necessity.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/1271139/summary-published-of-comments-received-on-the-draft-government-proposal-for-the-health-and-social-services-reform

  4. Commuting across internal borders now allowed without a requirement on the necessity of the work - Ministry of the Interior

    7.5.2020 | The Government decided on 7 May to extend the temporary restrictions on border traffic in Finland until 14 June 2020. The decision follows on from the decision made by the Government on 19 March to restore border control at internal borders, close certain border crossing points and restrict traffic across external borders.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/tyomatkaliikenne-sisarajoilla-sallitaan-ilman-vaatimusta-tyon-valttamattomyydesta

  5. Minister Ohisalo will attend an extraordinary meeting of EU home affairs ministers in Brussels - Ministry of the Interior

    4.3.2020 | Minister of the Interior Maria Ohisalo will attend an extraordinary meeting of the Justice and Home Affairs Council on 4 March. The home affairs ministers of EU Member States will meet in Brussels to discuss the current situation at the Greek-Turkish border.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/ministeri-ohisalo-osallistuu-ylimaaraiseen-eu-n-sisaministerikokoukseen-brysselissa

  6. Restrictions on entry into the country to be tightened due to COVID-19 - Ministry of the Interior

    8.10.2020 | On 8 October, the Government adopted a decision on restrictions on entry into the country, which will enter into force on 12 October. Restrictions on entry will be reintroduced for traffic between Finland and Cyprus, Latvia and Liechtenstein. All existing restrictions on entry will continue until 10 November.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/restrictions-on-entry-into-the-country-to-be-tightened-due-to-covid-19-2

  7. Restrictions on entry into the country to be tightened due to COVID-19 - Ministry of the Interior

    1.10.2020 | On 1 October, the Government adopted a decision on restrictions on entry into the country, which will enter into force on 5 October. Restrictions on entry will be reintroduced for traffic between Finland and Lithuania, Poland and San Marino.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/restrictions-on-entry-into-the-country-to-be-tightened-due-to-covid-19-1

  8. Employers should support victims of online targeting and shaming more effectively in future - Ministry of the Interior

    11.2.2021 | Employers should support an employee who is subject to online targeting and shaming on social media or otherwise because of his or her duties. In addition, the police must ensure uniform practices in the investigation of online targeting and shaming. This will improve the position of the victim and safeguard legal protection, says the Ministry of the Interior's working group.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/employers-should-support-victims-of-online-targeting-and-shaming-more-effectively-in-future