One non-governmental organization helps to Finnish state

None of the countries in Europe can claim to provide for full legal
equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans (LGBT) people.

The Finnish Immigration Service has come under criticism for deporting homosexual asylum seekers to countries where homosexuality is a capital offense. This is contrary, and will be against to a number of international conventions ratified by Finland.
We do not live in a real state of law - just a hot topic a secret arms exports to Israel: the agreement is secret, but very moneyed.
Uninterested in the fact that these exported weapons to kill Palestinians children, women and elderly people. They are living in difficult situations.
Is it any wonder that their anger is holy, as they themselves say?

One Finnish non-governmental organization for Sexual Equality SETA, has awakened, and has begun training immigration officials in issues related to problems encountered by sexual minorities.
Most recently, two months ago, the Supreme Administrative Court stopped the deportation of an Iranian asylum seeker who said he would face persecution in Iran for being gay. The Freedom of Movement Network also recently campaigned on behalf of a gay man from Zimbabwe who had been issued a deportation order.

The Organization for Sexual Equality are talking about the special perspectives, and also special needs that a person has that is seeking asylum on the basis of persecution for sexual orientation or sexual identity.

This is a really valuable work, because the civil service is exceptionally conservative and non-compassionate - here at the cold northern land.

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