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  1. Public events - Police

    Public events An occasion or event is considered a public event when it is open to anyone either free of charge or against an entrance ticket. Typical public events include fairs and markets, sports events, shows and festivals intended for audienc...
    https://poliisi.fi/en/public-events

  2. Flares do not belong in the stands – a safe event is the goal for everyone - Police

    Police en Newsroom Blog Flares do not belong in the stands – a safe event is the goal for everyone 29.6.2026 14.57 Blog Sports fan culture is rooted in traditions that go back decades. Fans proudly wear the colors of their own club or favorite tea...
    https://poliisi.fi/en/-/flares-do-not-belong-in-the-stands-a-safe-event-is-the-goal-for-everyone

  3. Concealing your face at a protest is incompatible with the values of an open and safe society - Police

    Police en Newsroom Blog Concealing your face at a protest is incompatible with the values of an open and safe society 12.5.2026 12.31 Blog The events on May Day (1 May) continue to reverberate, both in the media and more broadly. The police have l...
    https://poliisi.fi/en/-/concealing-your-face-at-a-protest-is-incompatible-with-the-values-of-an-open-and-safe-society

  4. Event organisers should remember to notify the police in good time - Police

    23.4.2026 | Hundreds of public events will be held in Finland again during the summer. The police would like to remind event organisers to deal with any permits required in good time. The earlier organisers contact the police, the easier it is to organise the event safely and in accordance with the regulations.
    https://poliisi.fi/en/-/event-organisers-should-remember-to-notify-the-police-in-good-time-1