The desperation New Alternative* or Blue Reform, the faction that split from the Perussuomalaiset (PS) to keep their jobs as ministers, must be huge. Minister for European Affairs, Culture and Sports Sampo Terho announced Thursday that the government plans to tighten immigration and asylum policy laws in the face of the Turku attack, according to YLE News.
Month: August 2017
Kilteillä tädeillä ja turvapaikanhakijoilla on oikeus turvaan
Ehdotan, että tiedusteluoikeuksien nopeutettu lisääminen ja terroristien jahtaaminen jätetään hetkeksi vähemmälle huomiolle ja valtakunnan johto ja poliisi keskittyvät kotimaisessa turvallisuudessa ilmenneisiin puutteisiin: 1. Poliisi hoitaa huolellisesti loppuun saakka etenkin naisiin ja tyttöihin kohdistuvaa internet- ja sähköpostihäirintää ja uhkailua koskevat ilmoitukset. Tämä tarkoittaa myös sitä, että kun nainen tekee uhkailusta rikosilmoituksen, poliisi ei ilmoita, että rikoksen…
Finland’s Draconian immigration policy today has its roots in the Cold War era
The quote sits well with Finland’s Draconian immigration and asylum policy. The number of undocumented migrants has soared from an estimated 300. Those who are lucky enough to get a residence permit can say goodbye to ever bringing their loved ones to this country because family reunification requirements have been tightened. In sum, the Finnish government and the Finnish Immigration Service (Migri) have done everything possible to make their lives as miserable as possible and expel them from here.
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Finnish Interior Minister Paula Risikko vacationing in a war zone
Sira Moksi has made quite a name for herself by drawing cartoons that newspapers wouldn’t publish. In the one below, we see Interior Minister Paula Risikko vacationing in a “safe” country like Iraq or Afghanistan. Where would Interior Minister Permanent Secretary Päivi Nerg vacation? What about the director general of the Finnish Immigration Service, Jaana Vuori? What about Prime Minister Juha Sipilä? President Sauli Niinistö? Finance Minister Petteri Orpo?
In Finland the enemy is within and in the structures, not outside threatening us
If I had to choose who discriminates and defends structural racism in Finland, I’d come to the following conclusion: Many of those who claim to be for social equality are the worst enemies of our culturally and ethnically diverse community. Their silence is one matter that exposes them but also their defensive stands whenever they feel threatened.
PS’ Third Vice President Juho Eerola is suspected of ethnic agitation in Finland
Perussuomalaiset (PS)* third vice president Juho Eerola is suspected of ethnic agitation, according to YLE News. If convicted, only PS First Vice President Laura Huhtasaari would be the only board member of the party that doesn’t have a conviction for ethnic agitation. Chairman Jussi Halla-aho was convicted in 2012 and MP Teuvo Hakkarainen, the second vice president, convicted in January.
Pari kysymnystä Yleisradiolle
Poliisi epäilee eduskunnan hallintovaliokunnan puheenjohtajana toimivaa perussuomalaisten kansanedustajaa Juho Eerolaa kiihottamisesta kansanryhmää vastaan. Yleisradion toimittaja haastatteli Jussi Halla-ahoa, joka itse on saanut tuomion uskonrauhan rikkomisesta ja kiihottamisesta kansanryhmää vastaan. Miksi samasta rikoksesta tuomittu on nyt pätevä puolustamaan toista rikosepäiltyä?! Samalla logiikalla nyt voitaisiin haastatella raiskauksesta tuomittu selittämään miksi kaverinsa rikosepäily on väärin! Missä on kunnioitus…
Finland believes tighter laws will protect the country from terrorism but the real enemy is fear and opportunism
The knee-jerk reaction of politicians after the tragedy that took place in Turku on Friday not only smells of populism but of opportunism. What have we heard from them since last week?
Zaki Husseini returns to Finland after being deported and staying 47 days in Kabul, Afghanistan
Zaki Husseini, 19, became the first asylum seeker that came in 2015 to return to Finland after being deported. He got in touch with Migrant Tales a day after he was deported to Kabul. Thanks to Hussain Kazemian, we were able to get a glimpse of his ordeal and bad luck. A day after he was forced to return to Afghanistan on July 4 with 11 other asylum seekers, the supreme district court ruled against his deportation.