Background & Purpose
During the autumn of 2025, various members of parliament submitted proposals on how to handle terrorism, including ideas about human rights and security technology. Since the parliament has already discussed these topics multiple times during the current term, they chose not to act on these specific suggestions again.
The Decision
The parliament voted to reject all 23 proposals, which means that no new laws or changes to current anti-terrorism policies were made.
Does this affect you?
- Security authorities: These agencies will continue their work under existing laws without new directives from these specific proposals.
- Civil society organizations: Groups working with human rights or extremism prevention will not see any changes in government funding or policy frameworks from this decision.
In Practice
- No new programs for people leaving extremist groups will be launched based on these motions.
- No new rules regarding GPS jamming technology will be introduced.
- The current legal framework for handling terrorism remains unchanged.
- The parliament maintains its existing stance on these security issues.