Greenland’s ‘experiment children’ to seek compensation from Denmark
Participants of a program to create modern role models say Denmark disregarded their well-being.
Six unwitting participants in a 1950s program to that was to turn Greenlandic children into Danish-speaking role models for a nation on the cusp of modernization are seeking financial compensation from the Danish state for what their lawyer says was a complete disregard for their well-being.
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