Ihmiskidutuksen uhrit eivät tyydy pään silitykseen.

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The illegal databases built on the identity information of hundreds of people, which the local unit uses for criminal activities influenced by Russian actors, constitute unlawful practices that have been reported to Finnish authorities. These activities, based on identity theft, amount to human rights violations that are unacceptable in any part of the world.

The techniques developed by criminals, relying on Audio Spectrum methods, are known to state authorities, along with their mathematical models and structures. These models are being used to create new criminal methodologies. The actions of these criminals are ruthless and rely on using victims as shields to obscure their true motives.

The operations of the unit slated for dissolution cannot withstand scrutiny from the perspectives of Valvira, the United Nations, or even the perpetrators and financial beneficiaries of these crimes. From the victims' standpoint, it is essential that the government remains steadfast, dismantling the unit as mandated by law. This will lead to severe legal proceedings, and Finland cannot afford to deviate from its international commitments.

As a signatory of the UN Human Rights Convention and a member of the NATO military alliance, the Finnish government has an obligation to denounce these actions both in words and deeds.

Human rights violations cannot be accepted under any circumstances, nor under any conditions involving coercion.

All individuals employed in this unit must have their licenses revoked and receive a permanent ban from working in the industry. Additionally, the operations of their subcontracting firms must be prohibited.

Victims and their descendants will receive justice through legal proceedings, not through informal tribal competitions or displays of influence.