Finnish Constitution

The Finnish Constitution is the fundamental legal framework that organizes the country's government and guarantees citizens' rights. It establishes Finland as a parliamentary republic with a parliamentary system, defining the roles of the President, Parliament, and Government. The Constitution ensures the rule of law, human rights, and separation of powers, while also protecting fundamental freedoms like speech, religion, and equality. It sets out how laws are made, how officials are chosen, and how the state functions. Änderungen to the Constitution require a special, thorough legislative process, emphasizing its importance in maintaining Finland's democratic governance.