Denmark has abolished controversial parenting competency tests (FKU) that discriminated against Greenlandic families, following years of campaigning. These tests were criticized for not considering Greenland's language and culture, leading to potential misjudgments in child protection cases. The issue gained attention after a Greenlandic mother, Keira Alexandra Kronvold, had her baby removed shortly after birth, sparking protests. Danish and Greenlandic officials have expressed support for the abolition, highlighting the need for cultural sensitivity in child welfare assessments. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)