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"Something extraordinary happened in Greenland last month, and much of the world barely noticed."

"An independent investigation into Denmark’s decades-long “Spiral Case”—the forced or non-consensual insertion of intrauterine devices into thousands of Kalaallit Inuit women and girls—produced not one conclusion, but two. The four-investigator team split over one of the most consequential questions imaginable: whether these practices should be understood strictly as reproductive rights violations, or whether they form part of a wider, more menacing pattern of cultural genocide."

"The international press largely treated this as a technical disagreement. Reuters reported that forced birth control violated women’s rights but “didn’t constitute genocide.” AP’s headline read: “Reports split over whether forced contraception of Greenlandic women and girls constituted genocide.” BBC emphasized that Greenland’s findings were not final, a view eloquently articulated by Greenland’s Minister of Justice, and by the Prime Minister of Greenland when calling for a reconciliation commission to further probe the unsettled nature of this most unsettling issue."

"The question is not simply whether a particular medical procedure met the legal definition of genocide. The question is whether such unethical reproductive control, when viewed alongside decades of policies that separated Inuit children from their parents, suppressed their language, disrupted their cultural identity, displaced communities from the land, and weakened the demographic and economic foundations of Greenlandic society, reveals a more obvious pattern of cultural genocide, as one report suggests is likely."

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