Greenlandic mother wins high-court ruling over newborn removal in Denmark
A Western High Court in Denmark ruled that the removal of Keira Alexandra Kronvold’s two‑hour‑old daughter Zammi was illegal and violated her rights, criticizing the now-banned FKU parenting-competence tests as outdated; the case underscores ongoing consequences for Greenlandic families despite the ban, with potential implications for older cases and possible apologies or compensation under ILO Indigenous rights conventions and UN scrutiny.