Selling sex itself not addressed in the law but soliciting in a public place is illegal
Organising and managing is criminalised. Pandering includes mediating and procuring in 'prostitution', supplying premises, harbouring sex workers - all criminalised.
No
No
The immigration law of Finland has an express provision that allows them to refuse entry if "there are reasonable grounds to suspect that he or she may sell sexual services".
No
No
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