That they even have to make such a video tells all you need to know about the Finnish state’s decision to open up its borders to these fraudsters, and in part, criminal element…
The state’s first primary responsibility is the security of the civil society, they failed that mandate in the most miserable way possible.
Sleep, drunk or sick should not be touched without their permission, the police emphasize with a new video tutorial for asylum seekers
Asylum seekers are reminded that avoiding sexual offenses is easy. The police and the Immigration Service have created an educational video dubbed in several languages.
NO ONE should be touched without permission, and not always means no. In this way, asylum seekers are reminded of new educational videos published by the Finnish Immigration Service (Migri).
The videos have been made together with the Polytechnic Institute and immigrants. Their preparation began already before the sex offenders were revealed at the beginning of December in Oulu . The suspected criminal wave made the videos even more topical than before. DUPLICATE videos spoken in 10 different languages have been made on eleven different themes, one of which is sexual offenses. In a video on the subject, the police speak, stressing that all forms of harassment and sexual coercion in Finland are a criminal offense.
“Everyone has the right to decide on their own body, women, men and children. The same right also applies to sleeping, drunk or sick people. All in all. ”In the video, the police recall that sexual coercion may, at worst, be imprisoned for up to ten years, and that, in addition to the verdict, sexual offenders are severely despised.
In Finland, all judgments are public, teaches the video and emphasizes that crime can prevent you from obtaining a residence permit. Fortunately, not having sex offense is really easy, video says. “When someone says ‘no’ to you, stop. When you say ‘no’ to another, he must stop. Right away, the police video summarizes in the lesson.
In addition to harassment, other topics in the education videos include assaults, illegal threats, blades, theft and human rights.
