Right of selfdetermination Finnish experience on the Estonian
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Right of self-determination Finnish experience on the Estonian Pilot Dublin 26. 9. 2014 Hanna Ahonen 15. 9. 2020 Tähän esityksen nimi/tekijä 1
Background: The Constitution of Finland (1. 3. 2000) Basic rights and liberties Equality The right to life, personal liberty and integrity The principle of legality in criminal cases Freedom of movement The right to privacy Freedom of religion and conscience Freedom of expression and right of access to information Freedom of assembly and freedom of association Electoral and participatory rights Protection of property Educational rights Right to one's language and culture The right to work and the freedom to engage in commercial activity The right to social security Responsibility for the environment Protection under the law 15. 9. 2020 Tähän esityksen nimi/tekijä 2
The Constitution of Finland (1. 3. 2000) Based on: European Convention on Human Rights (1950 /1989) International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (1966) International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (1966) 15. 9. 2020 Tähän esityksen nimi/tekijä 3
The Constitution of Finland (1. 3. 2000) Section 22 - Protection of basic rights and liberties The public authorities shall guarantee the observance of basic rights and liberties and human rights. 15. 9. 2020 Tähän esityksen nimi/tekijä 4
EPSO Estonia findings in Finnish eyes - Importance of the broad definition - Restrictive house rules and daily routines • institutionalised culture Emphasis on safety and security Based on organisational, not individual needs - Restrictive premises • Double rooms • Other lack of privacy 15. 9. 2020 Tähän esityksen nimi/tekijä 5
Main learnings In supporting self-determination attitudes and actions more important than money Focus on training and self monitoring 60 alternatives more valuable than gold! Framework a useful tool! (used in elderly care supervision 2015? ) 15. 9. 2020 Tähän esityksen nimi/tekijä 6
