Finland’s Revised Penal Code (1995) provides that when committed as a part of a genocide campaign, “forcibly moving children from one group to another” is a crime. 

Finland’s Criminal Code (1889), as amended in 2008, provides that any person who “forcibly transfers or deports the population or parts thereof” shall be “sentenced for a war crime to imprisonment for at least one year or for life”.  (emphasis in original)