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Denmark’s government wants more ‘non-Western women’ to work

By John Campbell
November 2, 2018
in :  Politics

The government has allocated 140 million kroner over the next four years to programmes aimed at increasing employment levels amongst women who have migrated to Denmark. The aim of the investment is to bring more women from non-Western countries onto the labour market, the Ministry for Immigration and Integration wrote on its website. “It is absolutely crucial that we get …

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Denmark’s immigration minister wants to continue apprenticeship scheme for refugees

By John Campbell
October 25, 2018
in :  Politics

Minister for immigration and integration Inger Støjberg says she wants the IGU apprenticeship scheme for refugees to continue beyond 2019, when it is currently set to expire. Støjberg also said she wants to expand the scheme and use it to increase the employment rates of refugees and others entering Denmark via family reunification, Jyllands-Posten reports. The minister’s comments set her …

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Mandatory handshake will make Danish citizenship three times as expensive

By John Campbell
October 21, 2018
in :  Politics

A much-discussed proposal that would require new Danish citizenships to shake hands with their local mayor would also come with a tripling of the fee new Danes have to pay to receive their citizenship. Forcing all citizenship applicants to participate in a ceremony in which they would have to shake hands with their mayor or another elected official would add …

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Brexit deal is ‘good news for French economy’

By John Campbell
October 17, 2018
in :  Politics

A proposed Brexit withdrawal agreement is “good news for the French economy”, but Paris must keep an eye on its implementation, Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said Thursday. The fact that an agreement has been found “is good news for the French economy, good news for all French firms. It’s in everyone’s interest that Brexit should go ahead smoothly”, he …

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BBC cross-examines Danes on integration policy

By John Campbell
October 9, 2018
in :  Politics

Denmark’s immigration policies have been under scrutiny worldwide in recent years, with its infamous ‘jewellery law’, the recent ban on burkas and Integration Minister Inger Støjberg’s decision to celebrate immigration restriction with cake all receiving their fair share of coverage – and criticism – from international media outlets. On Sunday, the BBC broadcast an hour-long programme in which a Copenhagen …

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Failed asylum-seekers set fire to cell in Vienna

By John Campbell
September 27, 2018
in :  Politics

Six failed asylum-seekers set fire to their detention centre cell in Vienna overnight and had to be hospitalised, Austrian police said Saturday. Asylum claims filed by the five Afghans and one Iranian man had been rejected and they were awaiting deportation. Police initially spoke of a collective suicide attempt but later downplayed that premise. “We think the men wanted to …

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Refugee apprentice scheme a success, Danish immigration minister says

By John Campbell
September 15, 2018
in :  Politics

Immigration Minister Inger Støjberg on Thursday defended the success of a programme that allows refugees to take short-term jobs at an apprentice salary level and vowed that the scheme would continue despite the misgivings of the Danish People’s Party. Støjberg spent part of Thursday at the Aarhus software company CloudPartners, where two refugees have become the first to have successfully …

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Berlin and Paris plan European centre to fight radicalism

By John Campbell
September 13, 2018
in :  Politics

Paris and Berlin are looking to create a European centre for the fight against religious radicalisation, the French and German interior ministers said on Wednesday. “We have decided to propose a working group for fighting and preventing radicalisation,” French Interior Minister Bruno Le Roux told a news conference in Paris. “We will take the common initiative of proposing a European …

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Handshake should be compulsory for citizenship: Danish conservatives

By John Campbell
September 7, 2018
in :  Politics

The Conservative and Danish People’s parties say that people awarded citizenship in the Scandinavian country must be required to shake hands. New rules require people who have been awarded Danish citizenship to take part in ceremonies in their local municipalities. Participants at the ceremonies are required to sign a document promising to respect Danish values. That must be considered to …

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13-year jail sentence for attempted murder in Vienna asylum centre

By John Campbell
August 31, 2018
in :  Politics

A 46-year-old Moroccan asylum seeker has been sentenced to 13 years in prison in Vienna for the attempted murder of his roommate at an asylum centre in Simmering. In his defence the man said that he thought the 27-year-old Syrian man and a group of other men were planning to rape him. He told the jury that he had been …

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