Groenlanda vrea o comisie de reconciliere, după un raport privind campania de contracepţie forţată impusă inuitelor de Danemarca

Greenland plans to establish a reconciliation commission following expert reports on forced contraception policies affecting Inuit women. The reports did not reach a consensus on whether these actions constitute genocide. Greenland's Prime Minister emphasizes the need for healing and cooperation with Denmark. The Danish Prime Minister supports the initiative, acknowledging the historical suffering caused. The campaign, which occurred from the 1960s to 1990s, involved over 4,000 women, often without consent. Recent discussions have reignited trauma related to these events, leading to calls for reparations.