sortoimaton

Sortoimaton is a Finnish word that translates to "unpersecuted" or "not subjected to persecution." It is derived from the Finnish word "sorto," meaning oppression or persecution, and the suffix "-maton," which negates the verb or adjective it is attached to.

The term implies a state of freedom from unwarranted suffering, injustice, or mistreatment, particularly at the hands of an authority or a dominant group. It suggests a condition where an individual or group can live without fear of being targeted for their beliefs, identity, or actions.

In a broader context, "sortoimaton" can refer to societies or situations where human rights are respected, and individuals are free from systemic oppression. It is often used in discussions related to political freedom, social justice, and the protection of minorities. The concept emphasizes the absence of systematic and deliberate harm inflicted upon people.