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  1. Working group calls for the new Government to define policies for eradicating hate speech - Ministry of the Interior

    17.5.2019 | Hate speech is such a serious problem that the Government must define policies for its eradication. A working group that examined the phenomenon proposes that an action plan against hate speech be drawn up, a centre of expertise be established, and the relevant legislation be amended. Hate speech has harmful consequences not only for the victim but also for democratic society as a whole, the rule of law, and freedom of expression.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/tyoryhma-toivoo-seuraavalta-hallitukselta-linjauksia-vihapuheen-kitkemiseksi

  2. Government outlines basis for health and social services reform - Ministry of the Interior

    5.6.2020 | The Government has finalised the policy outlines for the health and social services reform, on the basis of which preparations for the reform will continue. The aim is to circulate the draft bills on the restructuring of health and social services for comments in June.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/1271139/hallitus-linjasi-sote-uudistuksen-valmistelun-lahtokohdat

  3. Illegal residence in the country to be diversely prevented and controlled - Ministry of the Interior

    30.11.2016 | The ministerial working group on migration discussed an action plan on the prevention and control of illegal residence in the country. The plan has been prepared as a collaborative effort of various ministries and it focuses on the illegal residence in the country of people who have received a negative asylum decision.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/194055633/illegal-residence-in-the-country-to-be-diversely-prevented-and-controlled

  4. EU home affairs ministers discuss the reform of the Common European Asylum System - Ministry of the Interior

    4.6.2018 | The EU home affairs ministers will meet at the Justice and Home Affairs Council in Luxembourg on 4–5 2018. Finland's representative at the meeting will be Minister of the Interior Kai Mykkänen. The home affairs ministers will review the package containing seven legislative proposals related to the reform of the Common European Asylum System (CEAS).
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/eu-n-sisaministerit-keskustelevat-yhteisen-turvapaikkajarjestelman-uudistamisesta

  5. Changes to the Firearms Act resulting from the EU Firearms Directive will not prevent target shooting or collection of firearms - Ministry of the Interior

    4.5.2018 | The changes required by the EU Firearms Directive are being implemented in Member States. In Finland, the Directive causes changes particularly to the Firearms Act. The draft government proposal for implementing the Firearms Directive was circulated widely for comments on 4 May. The basis of the proposal is to prevent specially dangerous firearms and their components from falling into the wrong ha...
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/eu-n-asedirektiivin-tuomat-muutokset-aselakiin-eivat-esta-aseharrastamista

  6. New act to facilitate seasonal work essential to tourism and agriculture - Ministry of the Interior

    14.12.2017 | New legislation will facilitate seasonal work and the mobility of managers, specialists and trainee employees transferring within a company from one EU Member State to another. The President of the Republic approved the bills on seasonal workers and intra-corporate transfers on Thursday 14 December.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/uusi-laki-helpottamaan-matkailulle-ja-maataloudelle-tarkeaa-kausityota

  7. Legislation on students and researchers from outside the EU to be amended - Ministry of the Interior

    22.3.2018 | Residence permits for researchers and students would be extended and job-seeking and entrepreneurship would be encouraged through a residence permit granted for this. The goal of this act implementing the EU Directive on students and researchers is that most students completing their degrees in EU countries stay and work in the Union.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/eu-n-ulkopuolelta-tulevia-opiskelijoita-ja-tutkijoita-koskevaa-lainsaadantoa-muutetaan

  8. Finland will restrict cross-border traffic - retired border guards and police officers may be called back to work - Ministry of the Interior

    17.3.2020 | The Government has decided to begin restricting cross-border traffic at Finland’s borders starting on Thursday 19 March at midnight. Border-crossing points will be closed and border controls will be reintroduced. The police will monitor, within the limits of their resources, compliance with the restrictions on public gatherings imposed due to the coronavirus and, if necessary, provide executive assistance to other authorities.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/suomen-rajaliikennetta-aletaan-rajoittaa-elakkeella-olevia-rajavartijoita-ja-poliiseja-voidaan-kutsua-toihin