Greenlandic and Faroese church services could run afoul of Danish efforts halt radical Islam
Law requiring sermons to be translated to Danish are also likely to apply to official languages Greenlandic and Faroese.
Clergy and lawmakers representing linguistic minorities in Denmark are warning that a bill currently making its way through the legislature aimed at preventing Islamic radicalization would have the unintended consequence of requiring all foreign-language sermons — including those in Faroese and Greenlandic — to be translated to Danish.
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