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Finland 's Criminal Code would abolish the statute of limitations on manslaughter cases.
Currently, a manslaughter charge cannot result in a conviction if 20 years have elapsed since the offence.
The government also plans to make female genital mutilation ( FGM ) and the preparation of the act punishable by a separate law.
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