The World's Host Carolyn Beeler speaks with Victoria Pihl Sørensen, a Danish historian who has studied Denmark's IUD program ...

The program involved fitting girls as young as 12 with painful intrauterine devices without their knowledge or consent.

At a ceremony in Greenland 's capital of Nuuk on Wednesday, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, her voice cracking, apologized to Greenlandic Indigenous girls and women like Petersen who were ...

The forced contraception of Indigenous women and girls was part of centuries of Danish policies ... Kirstine Berthelsen, 66, who nowadays lives in Copenhagen, will attend Wednesday's event in Nuuk.

Denmark's prime minister apologised in person on Wednesday to women who were victims of a decades-long involuntary birth control campaign, which has left islanders with deep scars and strained ...

Dozens of women in Greenland have heard Denmark's prime minister, Mette Frederiksen, formally apologise for a scandal that ...

Delays might be common and you’ll have to walk across freezing tarmac to reach your plane, but this airport is a game changer ...

Many women are still angry but some say an apology will help them ... “I wanted to join, so I’ve booked a one-way ticket to Nuuk.” For Berthelsen, now a retiree, the official apology comes at “the ...

The forced contraception of Indigenous women and girls was part of centuries of Danish policies ... Kirstine Berthelsen, 66, who now lives in Copenhagen, will attend Wednesday’s event in Nuuk. She ...

For more than 30 years, Denmark carried out a program that physically harmed thousands of teenage girls and women, in some cases leaving them infertile ...

At a ceremony in Greenland's capital of Nuuk on Wednesday, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, her voice cracking, apologized to Greenlandic Indigenous girls and women like Petersen who were ...