Official Name: Republic of Finland
Capital: Helsinki
President: Sauli Niinistö
Type of Government: Parliamentary republic
Official Language: Finnish
Population: 5,476,922 (July 2015 est.)
Area: 338,145 km2
Currency: Euro
GBP: $225 billion (2015 est.)
Religion: Lutheran 73.8%, Orthodox 1.1%, other or none 25.1% 14-22-55
Member of the UN since: Delegates Name: Fedra Janeth Salazar Del Villar
Capital: Helsinki
President: Sauli Niinistö
Type of Government: Parliamentary republic
Official Language: Finnish
Population: 5,476,922 (July 2015 est.)
Area: 338,145 km2
Currency: Euro
GBP: $225 billion (2015 est.)
Religion: Lutheran 73.8%, Orthodox 1.1%, other or none 25.1% 14-22-55
Member of the UN since: Delegates Name: Fedra Janeth Salazar Del Villar
The global gag rule was originally an order from president Ronald Reagans. Donald Trump
has brought it back but thankfully, countries stood against this. The global gag rule has been
a political controversy since Reagan first implemented it in 1984 at the UN and now Trump is
decided to make this happen.
The global gag is an order that blocks the US unfolds to any organization that is involved in abortion. This will not stop abortion, only make it dangerous and endangering million of women.
There are countries that are against and, and these countries along with other organizations will not allow this as easily as Trump expects. They plan to create a global fund to support medical supplies to women in need and provide sex ed.
The rule’s impact is extensive, it goes beyond telling organizations how they can use U.S. aid money and restricts how they spend their funds. The policy puts women’s health at ricks.
Trump goes further than Reagan, not only threatening to take administrate how the funds are wasted but is requiring to any health center to certify they do not provide abortion services in order to receive U.S assistance.
A month after reinstating the Global Gag Rule, eight countries are coming together to attempt to counter the effects of this. These eight countries include Sweden, Netherlands, Denmark, Belgium, Luxemburg, Finland, Canada, and Cape Verde. They joined an initiative to raise millions of dollars to replace shortfalls caused by Trump. Sweden promised $22m and Finland $21m to compensate, and the others $10m each.
The reason that a lot of countries are against it, is because it is unfair. In September 2015, world leaders gathered at the United Nations to commit 17 Global Goals. These goals include all sorts of things but violates these three: good health and well-being, gender equality and peace,justice and strong institutions.
Talking about Finland in particular, we are in favor of abortion. Of course it must be put to 12 weeks and there must have certain reasons. For example: a disease, risk to mental health of woman, rape, if the woman is under 17 or above 40, if the woman has had four children or there is a risk of malformation. If the pregnancy is up to 20 weeks, it is only allowed if the woman is younger than 17, if there is physical risk to the health of the woman or any reason accepted bye the National Board of Medico-legal Affairs. If by the week 24, there is a malformation of the fetus, it can be aborted.
“If women don't have control over their bodies and their own fate it can have very serious consequences for global goals of gender rights and global poverty eradication,” Isabella Lovin said.(Sweden)
The global gag is an order that blocks the US unfolds to any organization that is involved in abortion. This will not stop abortion, only make it dangerous and endangering million of women.
There are countries that are against and, and these countries along with other organizations will not allow this as easily as Trump expects. They plan to create a global fund to support medical supplies to women in need and provide sex ed.
The rule’s impact is extensive, it goes beyond telling organizations how they can use U.S. aid money and restricts how they spend their funds. The policy puts women’s health at ricks.
Trump goes further than Reagan, not only threatening to take administrate how the funds are wasted but is requiring to any health center to certify they do not provide abortion services in order to receive U.S assistance.
A month after reinstating the Global Gag Rule, eight countries are coming together to attempt to counter the effects of this. These eight countries include Sweden, Netherlands, Denmark, Belgium, Luxemburg, Finland, Canada, and Cape Verde. They joined an initiative to raise millions of dollars to replace shortfalls caused by Trump. Sweden promised $22m and Finland $21m to compensate, and the others $10m each.
The reason that a lot of countries are against it, is because it is unfair. In September 2015, world leaders gathered at the United Nations to commit 17 Global Goals. These goals include all sorts of things but violates these three: good health and well-being, gender equality and peace,justice and strong institutions.
Talking about Finland in particular, we are in favor of abortion. Of course it must be put to 12 weeks and there must have certain reasons. For example: a disease, risk to mental health of woman, rape, if the woman is under 17 or above 40, if the woman has had four children or there is a risk of malformation. If the pregnancy is up to 20 weeks, it is only allowed if the woman is younger than 17, if there is physical risk to the health of the woman or any reason accepted bye the National Board of Medico-legal Affairs. If by the week 24, there is a malformation of the fetus, it can be aborted.
“If women don't have control over their bodies and their own fate it can have very serious consequences for global goals of gender rights and global poverty eradication,” Isabella Lovin said.(Sweden)
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Global Goals. (n.d.). Retrieved March 05, 2017, from https://betterworldcampaign.org/ un-101/global-goals/
Worrell, M. (n.d.). Abortion law Finland. Retrieved March 05, 2017, from https:// www.womenonwaves.org/en/page/4773/abortion-law-finland
Global Goals. (n.d.). Retrieved March 05, 2017, from https://betterworldcampaign.org/ un-101/global-goals/
Worrell, M. (n.d.). Abortion law Finland. Retrieved March 05, 2017, from https:// www.womenonwaves.org/en/page/4773/abortion-law-finland

