The government announces a plan to fight racism towards Greenlanders

The government has announced a 35 million DKK multi-year plan to fight racism against Greenlanders. However, many point out that Danish institutions remained inactive on this issue until the U.S. began pushing for Greenland.

Bernardo Basilici Menini

Jan 27, 2025

In the middle of the Greenlandic crisis, which some Danish media are now calling “The Battle for Greenland,” the government has approved a plan to fight racism and discrimination against Greenlanders in Denmark. The Regering (the Danish government) announced the plan today. It will cost 35 million DKK, begin this year, last until 2028, and […]

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