This was my comment in The Guardian when the Scandinavian editors expressed their solidarity to the English newspaper.
Some of the Finnish newspapers have still a self-censorship system. During the Soviet epoch the biggest Finnish newspaper "Helsingin Sanomat" never put a Russian critical article on it's pages. When Edward Snowden revealed the American NSA all-spying net , the reactions of e.g. "Helsingin Sanomat" and the other important Finnish newspaper "Turun Sanomat" was against the surveillance journalism which "The Guardian" and Glenn Greenwald was doing.
Both of these newspapers have censored some of my comments over international politics. My opinions are always anti racists and anti violence and pro nature,pro sustainable economy, pro human rights, pro individual privacy and liberals.
At last the Scandinavian editors dare to express there opinion together, when "The Guardian" and Glenn Greenwald have opened and cleaned the road from press' anti freedom obstacles.
I will also thank in this place the Spanish newspaper "El Mundo", who has always published my critical comments.
"Helsingin Sanomat" and Turun Sanomat have their own peculiar understanding what is PRESS FREEDOM.
Jouko Ofverberg
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