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Sweden is expected to break WHO recommendations

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Sweden is expected to violate upcoming WHO recommendations regarding Sami health. The guests in this week's "15 minutes from Sápmi" hope that the Sami Parliament will put more effort into the health issue. - Sweden is very far behind, says Jon-Petter Stoor, psychologist and researcher, in the program.

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Sweden is expected to break WHO recommendations

Sweden is expected to violate upcoming WHO recommendations regarding Sami health. The guests in this week's "15 minutes from Sápmi" hope that the Sami Parliament will put more effort into the health issue. - Sweden is very far behind, says Jon-Petter Stoor, psychologist and researcher, in the program.

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