A previous demonstration in Helsinki on the 7th of January, demanding ceasefire in Gaza and an end to genocide against Palestinians. LEHTIKUVA
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The upcoming demonstration in Helsinki on January 20 takes on significant importance as it aligns with Finland’s longstanding commitment to human rights and international justice. Organized by various pro-Palestinian and peace organizations, the event is not just a show of solidarity with Palestine but also a firm backing of South Africa’s move to charge Israel with genocide at the UN’s International Court of Justice.
The march from Railway Square to Parliament House is expected to draw a diverse crowd, including Finnish politicians, artists, and activists, each lending their voice to the cause.
The rally underscores a broader narrative in Finnish foreign policy – a steadfast support for justice in international conflicts, mirroring its stance on Ukraine. The emphasis is not solely on condemnation but also on fostering peace and non-discrimination, reflecting Finland’s diplomatic ethos. This demonstration, therefore, serves as a platform not only for protest but for dialogue and understanding, as Finland seeks to contribute positively to global human rights issues.
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Source: www.helsinkitimes.fi
