Sámi homeland in Enontekiö, Inari, Utsjoki and part of Sodankylä

Target entity: Sámi homeland in Enontekiö, Inari, Utsjoki and part of Sodankylä
Context triple: [Act on the Sámi Parliament (974/1995), recognizes, Sámi homeland in Enontekiö, Inari, Utsjoki and part of Sodankylä]

• A. Uralic > Sami > Eastern Sami > Ter Sámi
  Ter Sámi is a critically endangered Eastern Sami language traditionally spoken by the Ter Sámi people in the northeastern Kola Peninsula of Russia.
• B. Rovaniemi area
  The Rovaniemi area is a region in northern Finland’s Lapland, known as the administrative center of the province and for being heavily affected by fighting and destruction during World War II.
• C. Lule Sami area
  The Lule Sami area is a traditional homeland of the Lule Sami people, characterized by their distinct Uralic language, reindeer herding culture, and historical presence in parts of northern Norway and Sweden.
• D. Central Sami languages
  Central Sami languages are a subgroup of the Sami language family spoken mainly in northern parts of Norway, Sweden, and Finland, including varieties such as Northern Sami, Lule Sami, and Pite Sami.
• E. Kainuu Sámi
  Kainuu Sámi is an extinct Uralic language once spoken by the Sámi people in the Kainuu region of Finland.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Sámi homeland in Enontekiö, Inari, Utsjoki and part of Sodankylä
Target entity description: The Sámi homeland in Enontekiö, Inari, Utsjoki and part of Sodankylä is the legally defined core area in northern Finland where the Indigenous Sámi people have special cultural and linguistic rights and self-governance through the Sámi Parliament.

• A. Uralic > Sami > Eastern Sami > Ter Sámi
  Ter Sámi is a critically endangered Eastern Sami language traditionally spoken by the Ter Sámi people in the northeastern Kola Peninsula of Russia.
• B. Rovaniemi area
  The Rovaniemi area is a region in northern Finland’s Lapland, known as the administrative center of the province and for being heavily affected by fighting and destruction during World War II.
• C. Lule Sami area
  The Lule Sami area is a traditional homeland of the Lule Sami people, characterized by their distinct Uralic language, reindeer herding culture, and historical presence in parts of northern Norway and Sweden.
• D. Central Sami languages
  Central Sami languages are a subgroup of the Sami language family spoken mainly in northern parts of Norway, Sweden, and Finland, including varieties such as Northern Sami, Lule Sami, and Pite Sami.
• E. Kainuu Sámi
  Kainuu Sámi is an extinct Uralic language once spoken by the Sámi people in the Kainuu region of Finland.
• F. None of above. chosen