The Greenlandic minister in charge, also running for the Danish Parliament, is under pressure to release an expert panel’s findings on possible genocide in the IUD case. The minister remains silent.
For more than six weeks, the Greenlandic government has been in possession of one of the most controversial reports in the recent history of the Danish Realm.
The report concerns the IUD case and specifically whether the Danish state has committed genocide according to the criteria of the UN Genocide Convention of 1948 by implementing contraceptive measures against Greenlandic women.
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