Finland's First Openly Transgender Man Gives Birth

A transgender man gave birth to a child presumably for the first time ever in Finland, a local news outlet reports.

A few weeks ago, a man has given birth probably the first time in the history of Finland. The child was born healthy, weighing almost four kilograms, the father told the Finnish news outlet Lännen Media.
The father, an unnamed man in his 30s, was determined a female at birth, but he acquired his male social security number a few years ago. After years of testosterone therapy, he legally changed his gender from a woman in 2015.
But he cancelled his sex-change surgery and put his male physical transition on hold in order to get pregnant with his husband.
Under Finnish law, a person is required to prove they are infertile in order to change their legal gender from female to male. In practice, this is achieved by testosterone therapy. Finland is the only Nordic country to require infertility from citizens who want to change their legal gender, prompting criticism from international human rights organisations.
It has been noted that from four Finnish presidential candidates of 2017, only one was in favour of the infertility law.