Revue de février : discrimination systémique, stratégie de défense et présence militaire accrue, Accord de Paris, Tartupalik

L’ONU, par la voix du rapporteur spécial sur les droits des peuples autochtones, Cali Tzay, a pointé l’ampleur de la discrimination raciale structurelle et systématique exercée au sein du Royaume du Danemark sur les inuit du Groenland, soulignant des obstacles pour ceux et celles-ci de jouir pleinement de leurs droits humains...

Spiralkampagnen: how Denmark used women’s bodies to regulate the population in Greenland

Ittoqqortoormiit (East Greenland). Last week, as I entered the cramped tourist agency in this village of 354 inhabitants, Mette Pike Barselajsen, who is the manager, spoke almost instantly about the scandal that has been shaking the local press and Greenland for the past few weeks. On her desk, which has been refurbished since my last visit, she lays out documents from the time, in French, and asks me to take a closer look. In the 1960s, the Danish authorities would have launched an active policy of regulating the Greenlandic population, and the documents she gives me contain precise information about the village.