Denmark’s controversial plan to dismantle so-called “ghettos” is now under scrutiny by the European Union, raising critical questions about discrimination and human rights. The Danish government’s stringent measures targeting marginalized neighborhoods, primarily inhabited by ethnic minorities, have sparked intense debate both domestically and internationally. As the EU weighs the legality of these policies, the outcome of this evaluation could have significant implications for Denmark’s approach to integration and social cohesion, as well as broader EU standards on equality and non-discrimination.
Denmark’s Controversial Ghetto Policy Under Scrutiny by EU Authorities
Denmark’s ambitious plan to eradicate designated “ghettos” by 2030 has ignited a fierce debate across the European Union. Authorities in Brussels have raised concerns that some facets of the policy may contravene EU anti-discrimination laws, especially regarding the profiling and…
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Author : EURO-NEWS
Publish date : 2025-12-20 16:25:00
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