what would you like sanna marin to do? for sami women?i, living in finland, we can be proud that we are part of finnish nation. even being in the table, being in the room with decision—making. 0ne old saying that, "nothing about us without us." one of the main issues addressed in the government equality plan is the rights of gender minorities in finland. trans rights activists have for years asked for reform of the trans act, a law that currently requires those seeking legal gender recognition to undergo enforced sterilisation. finland is the only nordic country that still requires infertility in order to get your legal gender recognised. in order to get male to female or female to male you need to prove that you cannot have biological children. in some cases, the people can become infertile enough by taking hormones, but if you are unable to take hormones or do not want to take hormones, then you will not get your legal gender recognised until you are in some other way found infertile, meaning that at the end if nothing else helps, then

finland's government, headed by prime minister sanna marin,try places great emphasis on welfare policies south erica, t, one country s proved exempry during the coronavirus crisis: uruguay. we headed there to find out more. >> this year has been a stressful time for the delbracio-majo family monteveo. guillermo was born two weeks after the start of lockdown. in itself, a joyful ocsion. t they couldn't share with yone, oret any help, becauso anher husband rtin, alonwith the children, had to go into quarantine. there was a suspected se of covid-19 in their circle of friends. >> it was terrible for us, because the grandmothers couldn't come, nor could the grandfathers or my broers. no one could come and meet the baby. it was really tough. only gradually were they allowed to visit us at home. >> t followingonths we full of uncertainty, as uruguay went into lockdown. ana christina delbcio works a psychologist, and noticed the strain on her patients. >> there was a constant climate of fear, like there was a threat that you had protect yourself from, something that was eating away at you inside