“Unfortunately, my life in Finland was not successful. I tried to do everything I could. I feel like this country doesn’t want me here,” Vladislava Onufrienko explained.
“Our limited resources must be allocated to those who have no housing and no opportunity to take care of their basic needs,” the No Fixed Abode group said.
But the scathing opinion piece didn’t address the court’s central reasoning that making medical claims in a religious context was not a protected form of speech.
Life for many people in “the world’s happiest country” can be very different from the image projected by state agencies and social media, according to a guest on Yle News’ APN podcast.