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YLE of Finland: When the police and journalists use statistics with malicious intent and irresponsibly

Posted on April 23, 2016 by Migrant Tales

The media plays a decisive role in broadcasting bigotry, sanitized hate speech, and populism in Finland. A recent example of the latter is a story published by YLE where the police claim that crimes committed during the beginning of this year by foreigners in Eastern Finland grew by 179%!

Now that is a very scary three-digit percentage figure! If a person only read the headline, he’d think that all foreigners must be criminals since crimes committed by them soared by 179%.

But let’s take a closer look at the story as Petri Cederlöf did on his Facebook wall below.

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Petri Cederlöf correctly points out above that foreigners (we don’t know how many are tourists) committed 206 crimes out of a total of 14,923. That amounts to about 1.5% of all crimes reported to the police.

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Ethnic profiling reveals a lot about how the Finnish police service and non-discrimination ombudsman see cultural diversity

Posted on April 22, 2016 by Migrant Tales

While it is a fact that the Non-Discrimination Ombudsman looks into complaints about alleged ethnic profiling by the police service and National Boarder Guard, more questions surround this issue than answers.

Migrant Tales has repeatedly pointed out that one of the main problems concerning ethnic profiling in Finland by the police service, and its monitoring by the Non-Discrimination Ombudsman, is the lack of visible minority representation.

No minorities are working for the Non-Discrimination Ombudsman and only a minute amount for the police service and National Border Guard.

This fact is a problem that should be addressed in Finland, which abides by Nordic welfare value and upholds Section 6 of the Constitution and guarantees that we’re all equal before the law. Equality means as well equal representation.

Now here’s the question: How can the police service, National Border Guard and the Non-Discrimination Ombudsman assure migrants and minorities that they take seriously ethnic profiling if it doesn’t affect their staff directly?

Having no minorities on their staff is the same as having only males defending women’s right or people with no physical disabilities representing people with such challenges.

 

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Read full story here.

Underwhelming representation of minorities is tantamount as well to playing down a problem like ethnic profiling and discrimination.

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Tightening family reunification requirements is like putting a noose around human rights

Posted on April 21, 2016 by Migrant Tales

Like Europe, Finland is also suffering from a lack of leadership. When we start to fear our ineptness in solving problems, we slide into our shells with the help of populism, simplistic solutions, and wishful thinking.  

The latter can lead us to many unpleasant places like social media lynchings, witch hunts and shelve indefinitely values like human rights.

Everyone knows that the family is a fundamental human right. Article 16 of the UN Declaration of Human Rights states:

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Source: UN.

And here’s one of my favorite articles of the latter Declaration:

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Source: UN.

We have written in Migrant Tales about a worrying trend and how the Finnish government plans to tighten family reunification requirements in this country.

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Reija Härkönen: Rasistisesta solvaamisesta tulisi sakottaa paikan päällä

Posted on April 20, 2016 by Migrant Tales

Reija Härkonen

Kun kaupan kassa, tummaihoinen suomalainen neitokainen, saa asiakkaalta päälleen rasististen solvausten ryöpyn, muut asiakkaat tyytyvät yleensä vain katsomaan vierestä, jotkut ehkä puuttuvat asiaan, mutta solvaaja ei käytöstään muuta. Hänhän on perussuomalaisen nykyopin mukaan oikeassa ja rasismi ei kuulemma ole rikos.

Maissa, joissa rasismia ei suvaita, tällainen tapahtuma aiheuttaa välittömästi sen, että poliisi kutsutaan paikalle ja rasisti saa sakot.

Miksi ei meillä voitaisi toimia samalla tavoin? Rasismi ei ole erikseen rikoslaissa määritelty rikos, mutta toisaalta rasistinen motiivi kunnianloukkauksessa on rangaistuksen koventamisperuste. Solvaaminen ei ole pelkkää huonoa käytöstä. Se voi olla kunnianloukkaus. Se voitaisiin myös käsittää ihmisen vapauden ja kansalaisoikeuksien loukkaukseksi. Jokaisella pitää olla oikeus tehdä työtään sivullisten häiritsemättä ja tummaihoisenkin ihmisen esiintyä julkisesti tuntematta pelkoa. Jatkuvat rasistiset poliittiset puheet ja kirjoitukset myös kiihottavat ihmisiä vihaan vähänkin erinäköisiä ihmisiä kohtaan.

imageKokoomuksen kansanedustaja levittää väärää tietoa maahanmuuttajista.

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Migrants’ Rights Network: Why I’ve decided not to become British

Posted on April 20, 2016 by Migrant Tales

Noel Dandes

Is it worth spending just over £1,200 to become a British Citizen? After weighing up the pros and cons Noel Dandes thinks that, in his case, it isn’t.

I recently wrote an article on the Home Office’s changes to the naturalisation process, and how they have been conveniently timed to coincide with the referendum. At the time, I was determined that I would see the process through, no matter what they threw at me — but now, after careful consideration, I have decided I do not want to become British anymore.

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Read full article here.

The reasons for this are twofold:

Unfeasibly high cost

The previous cost of close to £1,005 was already a stretch, and it would have been a significant drain on my savings account. The new cost of £1236, however, is close to unfeasible at the moment — and I don’t trust that our dearly beloved Theresa May, whom the Green Party quite accurately portrayed as a petulant child obsessed with kicking foreigners out in their recent #GrownUpPolitics ad, won’t change the fees again by the time I’m eligible.

Ideological

The UK is my home. It has been my home for nearly six years, i.e. most of my adult life. I studied here, paid my taxes here, started a career here; I even found love here. But the past eleven months, since the Tories were re?elected, have seen a shift in British ideology. Where I once felt welcomed, I now feel pushed to leave. The UK has had its way with its European immigrants, and now we are being discarded.

The other day I calculated how much money I’ve paid into the British economy, and how much I’ve benefited from the social welfare system. Including my degree, I have contributed close to £27,000. In return, I received about £800 in benefits for two months, plus three visits to the GP in six years. I would say that’s good value for money.

Future uncertain

But the British government doesn’t care. We mean so little to them that two months before the referendum, it’s still unclear what will happen to us if Brexit goes ahead. Will we be allowed to stay? Will we need a visa? Will we be eligible for certain rights? Nothing but radio silence from David Cameron and his troops.

I don’t want to pick a side. I believe the UK and the EU benefit from each other, no matter what the media says. But if I’m forced to pick a side, I pick the EU. I was born a European citizen and I exercised my right to move to another European country — and while I feel more British than Greek after six years here, I will not naturalise just to be allowed to stay in a country that clearly doesn’t want me.

Read original posting here.

This piece was reprinted by Migrant Tales with permission.

 

The role of the Finnish media and politicians who spread their racist statements

Posted on April 17, 2016 by Migrant Tales

The Perussuomalaiset (PS)* is a horrible party for migrants and minorities. They have the dubious “honor” of being the first modern party in Finland to capitalize on voters’ racism and bigoted views. Certainly they couldn’t have done it alone. All the major parties have the same type of politicians who state and write the same kind of things.

Some politicians are pretty straightforward about their bigotted views while others speak in code.

PS foreign minister, Timo Soini, is a politician who usually speaks in code and acts as the “good cop” of racism.

For bigotry and racism to bloom in any society, you need a complacent media, which thinks no differently from such politicians. How else are you going to get your racist and bigoted message to your followers?

The whole so-called debate in Finland on asylum seekers, migration, and migrants is a colossal lie by parties like the PS and others. Its only aim is to scapegoat and shift blame from politicians, who are inept, to migrants and minorities.

Even the president of Finland, Sauli Niinstö, doesn’t get it. He makes wishy-washy statements like the government about racism in Finland. He acts like many closet anti-immigration politicians who play down social ills like racism because he believes it won’t affect him directly.

Wrong.

Ask the Norwegians what happened on 22/7.

Racism is a cancer that spreads in our society with 1 + 1 = 2 arguments. It won’t create jobs, bring innovation, and foster peace in our society but impoverish us and force us to fear even our own shadows. Listening to racists pitch their bigoted arguments is like listening to sexist things said about women. Is it acceptable?

There are some faint positive signs that the media and the Finnish Immigration Service (FIS) are tired of being rubber stamps to such politicians.

This week, PS MP Maria Tolppanen’s blog was taken down for inciting hatred against migrants with misinformation. Even FIS put out a statement rebuffing her false claims that white Finns get less social aid than migrants.

Tolppanen is such an arrogant politician that she’s even threatened to go to the police.

PS MP Pentti Oinonen is another example of how facts are cooked. In January, he claimed that a fifteen-year-old was raped in his hometown of Kuopio by an asylum seeker.

Other masters of deception and bigotry are PS MEP Jussi Halla-aho and former MP James Hirvisaari, both who have been sentenced for ethnic agitation. In 2011 that an asylum seeker had raped a teenage minor that never took place.

But not only PS politicians make up stories about asylum seekers, migrants, and minorities; the National Coalition Party does this too.

Former MEP Eija-Riitta Korhola, who apparently doesn’t like wind power, claimed that she’s heard about “a lot of” animals like sheep and chicken that have died under mysterious circumstances around wind farms. In the tweet below she asked for an independent inquiry into the matter.

Korhola has a Ph.D. Her dissertation, which was defended successfully in 2014, was on “Climate Change as a Political Process: The Rise and Fall of the Kyoto Protocol.”

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National Coalition Party former MEP Eija-Riitta Korhola suspects that wind farms cause animals to die.

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On top of Luona’s poor reputation, the Finnish company is alleged to use informers to spy on asylum seekers

Posted on April 17, 2016 by Migrant Tales

Do asylum reception centers have informers? If so, what do they inform to the management and how do they make life difficult for the rest of the residents? Migrant Tales has heard of one such alleged case at Luona’s Sokkakuja reception center. 

Residents at the Sokkakuja reception center try their best to avoid contact with the informer. Everyone knows who he is. He usually asks questions from the asylum seekers at the center and keeps an eye out so that the residents don’t step out of line.

Parrot

A child at a refugee reception center is painting the cross of the Finnish flag. Photo: Enrique Tessieri

In Iraq, an informer is called bolbol, or parroquet.

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An official apology for the racist and bigoted things politicians say and write today in Finland

Posted on April 15, 2016 by Migrant Tales

What do politicians like Timo Soini, Riikka Slunga-Poutsalo, James Hirvisaari, Jussi Halla-aho, Juho Eerola, Olli Immonen, Jussi Niinistö, Maria Lohela, Tom Packalén, Olli Sademies, Freddy Van Wonterghem, Pentti Oinonen, Laura Huhtasaari, Terhi Kiemunki and many, many others have in common? They write a lot of racist and bigotted stuff. They are as well all or were members of the Perussuomalaiset (PS)* party.

PS MP Tolppanen is the latest case to get her fingers burned for pitting white Finns against migrants and minorities after her blog entry was taken down. She appears surprised and has threatened to take the matter to the police.

Without getting into all the details of what she wrote, Tolppanen misinformed social aid information that white Finns and migrants were getting. Certainly the gist of her argument was that migrants get more social aid than white Finns.

Wrong.

If you want to read more about what Tolppanen wrote, visit Saku Timonen’s blog.

What Tolppanen wrote and what so many of her dubious “colleagues” wrote is nothing new. Migrants get special treatment, migrants commit rape, migrants don’t want to integrate, migrants are lazy, migrants are social bums…

The racist insults and false claims that these politicians make will not be forgotten. The children of those very people that they target with their racist and bigotted statements won’t forget.

We will not forget.

In the future, we will look back at this wretched period and so will the whole nation as well. I wouldn’t be surprised that the president of this country or the prime minister will formally apologize on behalf of these politicians. Na?ytto?kuva 2016-4-15 kello 8.13.40

 

 

Read complete story here.

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How long will Finland have the questionable luxury of being an island in Europe?

Posted on April 14, 2016 by Migrant Tales

Finland is suffering from a crisis that hinges on isolationism, nationalism, and fear of the outside world. In many respects, Finland is an island in Europe. Every time its geopolitical status is threatened, it sends jitters up the country’s spine like today. 

Finland is doing everything possible to keep matters as they’ve been. The fact that our political leaders believe that somehow we can retreat into a shell and let others EU countries carry the burden of the hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers coming to Europe is wishful and isolationist, to say the least.

In an A-studio talk show Wednesday with Center Party MP Antti Kaikkonen, both the MP and the host, Susanne Päivärinta, talk about how the Russian border “leaked.”

Finland signed an agreement with Russia that only allows for a few months only Russian and Belarus citizens to cross the northern Finnish-Russian border.  The agreement will ensure that no asylum seekers will “leak” for the time being through the border as Kaikkonen and Päiväranta claim.

What Finland literally did with its agreement with Russia is temporarily outsource asylum seekers to that country in the same way that the EU did with Turkey. The language that politicians and journalists use to describe asylum seekers is shameful but those are the sour fruits of xenophobia.

Despite attempts to keep people fleeing war out of Finland and the EU, nobody knows how many of them will try to make the journey to Europe this year through other routes.

Another example of how Finland is trying its hardest to be an island is a new law that was passed by parliament Wednesday that puts an end to residence permits on humanitarian grounds.

Last year, Finland granted only 119 residence permits on humanitarian grounds.

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Read full story (in Finnish) here.

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Migrant Tales January 20, 2013 and case Terhi Kiemunki: The PS cannot rid itself of its racists because it would commit political hara-kiri

Posted on April 10, 2016 by Migrant Tales

Migrant Tales insight: Are you still wondering why Terhi Kiemunki got off with a light slap on the hand by the Perussuomalaiset (PS)* party for writing on Facebook that it was unfortunate that she didn’t have any condoms to give Muslim children trick-or-treating? Even if Kiemunki is an Islamophobe that Anders Breivik emailed her before murdering 77 people on July 22, 2011, do we need any more proof why racism and bigotry have spread their poisonous roots in this country?

Imagine, you attack children of a different faith than yours on Facebook and all you get is a light slap on the hand and a lot of media attention. Even if Kiemunki was forced to resign as first vice president of the PS’ Pirkanmaa regional board, she was able to keep her job as PS MP Lea Mäkipää’s aide. On Saturday, the PS of Tampere gave her support as chairman.   

Still surprised? Don’t be. The PS cannot rid itself of its racist because that would be committing political hara-kiri. 

The party needs politicians like Kiemunki who say racist things and hate Muslims. Such despicable behavior attracts voters. 

Not only does the party need visible racists but the government needs them too. The PS’ government coalition partners, the Center Party and National Coalition Party, need the anti-immigration party too. Without PS support, Prime Minister Juha Sipilä’s government could never push through the massive spending cuts that will impact low-income families, women, pensioners, students and other groups.

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Read full story (in Finnish) here.

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