Finnish MP Convicted for Controversial Remarks About Homosexuality

A Finnish MP was convicted for inciting hatred after claiming homosexuality is a 'developmental disorder'. The case sparked criticism from far-right government ministers.

Päivi Räsänen, a Finnish member of parliament from the Christian Democrat party, has been found guilty by the supreme court of inciting hatred after making controversial claims about homosexuality. Räsänen, who was fined €1,800, had stated in a pamphlet that homosexuality is a

Finnish MP Fined for Controversial Remarks About Homosexuality

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