I just learned a few days ago that young Swedes (especially nerds & hackers as it seems) are establishing a gender neutral pronoun: Hen. It has been in circulation as an alternative to get round problems that sometimes arise when talking about people in the third person. It is also used by many within the queer movement for people who do not wish to conform to the prevailing two gender norm. The Swedish Language Council recommends den (‘it’) for third person singular of indefinite gender. However, large parts of the Swedish LGBT community consider this a derogatory term, since it implies that the person referred to is linguistically equated with a lifeless thing. Instead the terms hen (he/she) and henom (him/her) are preferred if one wants to refer to someone without a definite placement inside the binary system of masculine and feminine.  Sources: Wikipedia & The Local