A serial rapist, Nahom Hagos, 29, received another conviction for rape from the Oulu District Court on Tuesday, prompting strong reactions from Finnish lawmakers. This marks the third time Hagos, known as the "laundry room rapist," has been found guilty of rape. SDP MP Pia Hiltunen believes sexual crime sentences in Finland are far too lenient. Pekka Aittakumpu (PS), a member of the Finnish Parliament's Legal Affairs Committee, argues that discounts for multiple offenses are unjust and should be abolished entirely. The case has ignited a debate within the Eduskunta regarding the severity of punishments for sexual offenses in Suomi and the appropriate approach to repeat offenders. Iltalehti first reported on the sentencing on Tuesday.