EGFreittejä

EGFreittejä is a term used to describe a group of people who identify as feminist and free love proponents in the 1960s and 1970s in Finland. The term is associated with the Finnish sex reform movement, which sought to liberalize the country's laws and social norms related to sex and relationships.

The EGFreittejä movement emerged in the mid-1960s, with the goal of promoting freedom of choice in matters of sex and relationships. They advocated for the rights of women, particularly in regards to reproductive freedom, and sought to challenge traditional societal norms and values. The movement was also influenced by the ideas of the feminist and free love movements of the time, such as the concept of the "sex-positive" approach to relationships.

Members of the EGFreittejä movement were known for their open and honest discussions about sex and relationships, and for their efforts to promote a more permissive and accepting attitude towards these topics. However, they were also subject to criticism and controversy, particularly from conservative groups who saw them as promoting immorality and promiscuity.

Despite the challenges they faced, the EGFreittejä movement played an important role in shaping Finland's sex laws and social attitudes, particularly in regards to issues such as abortion rights and same-sex relationships. Their legacy continues to influence feminist and free love movements in Finland today.