Inuits demonstrate against Debenhams fur ban

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On Tuesday, Denmark’s upmarket Magasin store is to stop all sales of products made from furs from wild animals or from pelts that have not resulted from food production.

Magasin, which is owned by Debenhams of the United Kingdom, is one of the latest outlets to target fur sales, as a result of campaigns by animal rights activists to stop the global seal cull. Magasin’s decision is a particular thorn in the eye of Greenland Inuits, who are part of the Danish commonwealth.

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