Sanna Marin is facing tough criticism, but supporters say she is being treated unfairly.
Ms Marin gave a tearful defence of her right to a private life at a party meeting on Wednesday
Mikael Jungner, former secretary of the Social Democratic Party led by Ms Marin, said the recent video and photo leaks have made her seem "ridiculous" and there is now little chance for her to survive as prime minister in next year's election. Many have said the controversy around Sanna Marin reeks of sexism, and pointed out that she is hardly the first leader to be accused of inappropriate parties. Women across Finland and the world, saying her only offence was daring to have fun as a young and attractive woman.Some have also said she would have been excused if her activities had been more elitist or traditionally befitting world leaders.
after going clubbing following close contact with a Covid case. She had left her work phone behind, and missed an instruction to isolate. She may not yet be past this scandal. Prof Koivunen thinks there is a risk more pictures or videos may emerge as the Finnish budget is renegotiated next week.
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