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  1. Government proposes major support package to alleviate coronavirus harm in children and young adults - Ministry of the Interior

    27.5.2021 | The Government’s third supplementary budget proposal for 2021 includes an appropriation totalling EUR 111 million to alleviate the adverse impacts of the coronavirus on children and young adults.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/194055633/government-proposes-major-support-package-to-alleviate-coronavirus-harm-in-children-and-young-adults

  2. Government decides on transfer of responsibility for organising rescue services to health and social services counties - Ministry of the Interior

    5.6.2020 | On 5 June, the Government published its policy on the reform of rescue services. The Government proposes that the responsibility for organising rescue services would rest with health and social services counties and the City of Helsinki. Rescue services would continue to be a separate sector working in parallel with the healthcare and social welfare sector.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/hallitus-linjasi-pelastustoimen-jarjestamisvastuun-siirtamisesta-sote-maakunnille

  3. Minister of the Interior Ohisalo: This year, we will celebrate vappu at home - Ministry of the Interior

    24.4.2020 | The Ministry of the Interior and the police have launched the #virtuaalivappu campaign, which encourages people to deviate from traditions and celebrate vappu on the web, in line with the restrictions on gatherings. The aim is to give people alternative ways to spend vappu together while avoiding close contacts. You can check out the online vappu events at virtuaalivappu.fi.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/sisaministeri-ohisalo-tana-vuonna-vappua-vietetaan-kotona

  4. Project is underway to improve referral of radicalised persons to services - Ministry of the Interior

    15.8.2018 | Radicalisation is not a crime, but when it leads to violence, a radicalised person may be a threat to other people and society. The challenge is how to deal with radicalised persons who cannot be subjected to measures under the Criminal Code. The effective prevention of violent radicalisation requires not only that the police can take the necessary measures but also that the person can be referred to other relevant services, if necessary.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/rajapintahankkeella-tavoitellaan-radikalisoituneen-henkilon-parempaa-ohjausta-palvelujen-pariin

  5. Local authorities should prepare for receiving immigrants - Ministry of the Interior

    22.9.2015 | Kuntien on syytä varautua maahanmuuttajien vastaanottoon
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/kuntien-on-syyta-varautua-maahanmuuttajien-vastaanottoon

  6. Finland to receive 850 refugees under the refugee quota for 2020 - Ministry of the Interior

    17.9.2019 | In its budget session on 17 September, the Government decided that the annual number of quota refugees will be raised from the current 750 to 850 in line with the Government Programme. The Finnish authorities select the quota refugees to be admitted to Finland on the basis of a submission by the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR).
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/suomi-vastaanottaa-850-pakolaista-vuoden-2020-pakolaiskiintiossa

  7. Preparation for legislation on new European Union Home Affairs Funds starting - Ministry of the Interior

    12.6.2019 | National legislative work relating to the new European Union Home Affairs Funds has started at the Ministry of the Interior by setting a working group. The working group will review the implementation of the Home Affairs Funds in the current financial programming period and prepare legislation concerning the funds for the national implementation of the EU financial programming period 2021–2027.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/uusien-sisaasioiden-eu-rahastojen-lainsaadannon-valmistelu-alkaa

  8. Study: Hate speech deters decision-makers from participating in public debate - Ministry of the Interior

    4.10.2019 | A third of municipal decision-makers and almost half of the Members of Finnish Parliament or their assistants have been subjected to hate speech due to their official duties or positions of trust. In addition, about a third of the decision-makers consider that hate speech in public debate has increased in recent years. These are the results of a recent study.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/194055633/study-hate-speech-deters-decision-makers-from-participating-in-public-debate