Greenland undecided on genocide verdict after forced contraception reviews
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Two expert panels on Denmark's forced contraception in Greenland produced divergent conclusions: one said Inuit women's rights were violated but stopped short of genocide, the other found no genocidal intent; Greenland's justice minister cautioned that a final genocide ruling cannot be made. Denmark apologized and a reconciliation process plus compensation were announced, and officials say they will work together while debate continues on whether the acts meet the Genocide Convention.
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- Greenlandic Women Will Finally Get Money for Forced Contraception The New York Times
- Forced birth control in Greenland violated women's rights but didn't constitute genocide, experts find Reuters
- Greenland to publish long-delayed human rights reports on IUD scandal Friday Arctic Today
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