21 May 2012

Daniel Pohjantähti, father-of-two, found himself in a spot of bother when Norwegian officials refused to believe he was a man, despite his hirsute face and masculine features.
[The Local, April 20 2012]

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Eurobarometer

In Europe, 53% of citizens reject the idea of a compulsory retirement age, and 61% think that people should be allowed to continue working once they have reached the official retirement age. In addition, only one in three Europeans agrees with the idea that the official retirement age will have to be increased by 2030. This is shown in the last Eurobarometer.