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Comment by Ragnarok on June 21, 2016 at 11:54am

Yes, you could say that been like that since they started the north european gastarbeiter project in the 60's. When we saw governments and big business kill off all the small businesses, farmers and fishermen to then give foreign workers the jobs generated by illiminating those small trades instead. The 'guests' that never left. 

Comment by DTOM on June 21, 2016 at 10:17am

OD, is this the new form of Janteloven being pushed onto ethnic Danes?

Where the invading cultural enrichers are more entitled and afforded more rights than the native population?

Comment by Less Prone on June 21, 2016 at 9:14am

Step by step this world is going deeper and deeper in shit.

Comment by Ragnarok on June 21, 2016 at 4:09am

Well Denmark is just kissing ass on all sorts fundamentalist nuts as usual. 

Comment by DTOM on June 20, 2016 at 7:55pm

Denmark defends circumcision as a human right - even though 75% are against it

Vilhelm Carlström

International Politics

16 Jun 2016 10:35 

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Even though a large majority of Danes are against the circumcision of boys, and even though the circumcision of girls is strictly prohibited in Denmark, the government has now officially accepted that it's a human right for parents to circumcise their sons.

The Local reports that a YouGov survey from 2014 showed that 74% of Danes were against the circumcision of boys, while only 10% supported the practise. Despite that, about 1000-2000 boys ar circumcised each year in Denmark, according to the CPH Post.

Since 2014, the matter has been reviewed but without much to show for it.

In 2015, Denmark decided to delete its registry of circumcised individuals, reports the Local. Now, in a report to the United Nations the Danish government officially accepts an Egyptian convention which recognizes circumcision as a human right, writes CPH Post. 

The basis is that circumcision of boys is rarely associated with medical complications, when performed under medical supervision, and that it's viewed as a religious expression and therefore falls under the freedom of religion right. 

Circumcision of boys will therefore remain legal as it complies with Danish law and is carried out by a doctor. 

Male circumcision can lead to a more problematic sex life. 

Contrary to claims that circumcision in males is unproblematic, however, a Danish study published in the International Journal of Epidemiology in 2011 finds that circumcision leads to frequent orgasm difficulties in Danish men. The study also finds that women who are the sexual partners of circumcised men also have significantly higher orgasm difficulties, more problems with painful intrcourse (dyspareunia), and more often feel a sense a incomplete fulfillment of sexual needs.