Denmark’s supreme court is expected to rule on whether the state’s classification of residents with “non-western” backgrounds is covered by racial discrimination law.
Of course they are....
The appeal by residents who were evicted from Nøjsomhed-Sydvej in Helsingør, a city north of Copenhagen, could have far-reaching implications for others who have been forced out of their homes by the controversial legislation previously known as the “ghetto law”. The government now refers to affected neighbourhoods as “parallel societies”.
Though they are often barely worthy of the term 'society'. The appeal is the latest in a long-running saga in Denmark.
The residents, who have been unsuccessful in other courts, argue that the evictions by the housing association were intended to cut the number of residents with a “non-western” background in order to stop the area from becoming a “ghetto” and therefore subject to the legislation.
Once again, Denmark is proving a bastion against whole-scale Islamic conquest, alone in the EU.
In December, the European court of justice (ECJ) ruled that the legislation may be unlawful.
'May be'? Well, that's definitive!
The law requires housing associations to cut not-for-profit housing by 40%, including by selling or demolishing properties or terminating the lease of tenants by 2030. It also includes demolishing apartment blocks in areas previously labelled “tough ghettos” (now “transformation areas”) by the government, where at least half of residents have a “non-western” background. Other areas with similar socioeconomic conditions – such as high levels of unemployment or crime – are not subject to these measures.
Yet more euphemism - 'transformational areas' indeed! We alll know what they are transforming into, and why the Danissh people want it to stop, don't we, Reader?
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