With us, freedom and responsibility are at the centre, always with respect for the individual.
Support the SFP’s work for a liberal-minded and tolerant Finland.
Together, we are building a bilingual, open and tolerant Finland.
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As a member of SFP you are supporting a Finland that is open and tolerant and where individual freedom, but also responsibility, is central.
This is SFP
The Swedish People’s Party of Finland is the party for those who believe in knowledge, Europe, entrepreneurship, and equality. We are the party for those who know that progress is built on education, freedom, and cooperation. We act to unite — not divide.
How does SFP work?
The Swedish People’s party of Finland consists of Local Chapters, Regions and Member Organisations. The Party Organisation is divided into 5 Regions: Helsinki, Uusimaa, Southwest Finland, Ostrobothnia and the rest of the country is grouped together in one Regional Organisation. The Regional Organisations support their local chapters in matters that need attention on a local level.
Latest news
Good election results for SFP
SFP went into both the municipal and county elections with strong candidate lists. Once the votes had been counted, the results confirmed good outcomes for the party, not only in the county elections but also…
Liberal voices must not be gagged by Russia
The activities of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe (ALDE) Party and its youth organisation, LYMEC (European Liberal Youth), have recently been classified by the Prosecutor General’s Office of the Russian Federation as…
Adlercreutz: Local bargaining proposal submitted to Parliament
“Today, on national Entrepreneur’s Day, the government approved a bill on local bargaining. It is something the SFP has long been working for. This is an important step towards increased flexibility in the workplace and…
Adlercreutz on the government’s budget negotiations: Many measures to boost growth
The cabinet concluded its budget negotiations on Tuesday evening. SFP Party President, Minister of Education Anders Adlercreutz is pleased with the end result, despite many difficult decisions.
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