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Greenland: Forcible contraception findings are preliminary
Greenland's government states it cannot conclude whether a genocide occurred related to the forced contraception policies implemented in the 1960s and 1970s. Two separate reports, released after Denmark apologized for the treatment of Inuit women, differ on whether human rights were violated, with one suggesting genocide could be inferred but not definitively proven. The policies involved the implantation of IUDs without consent, affecting thousands of Inuit women and slowing population growth, prompting ongoing discussions about accountability and reconciliation.
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