The young mother received as an explanation that her daughter had been withdrawn from her because of the abuses she suffered, being younger, from her adoptive father, currently in prison for these facts. Local authorities also justified their decision by the fact that Ivana Nikoline Brønlund is “Not Groenlandic enough“. Since May, a law effectively prohibits these parental skills tests be carried out with parents from Greenland, because they are considered racist and” culturally unsuitable for people of inuit origin “, explains The Guardian. Ivana Nikoline Brønlund was nevertheless born in Greenland of Greenlanders.
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A Danish minister asks for clarification on the situation
The decision to withdraw his barely born baby to him aroused many reactions in Denmark. Activists have called on the Danish authorities to react, and the Danish Minister of Social Affairs, Sophie Hæstorp Andersen, asked the responsible municipality to explain the treatment of the case of Ivana Nikoline Brønlund. “”Standardized tests should not be used in cases of placement involving families of Greenlandic origin. The law is clear “she recalled.
For its part, the municipality did not want to comment on the file concerned, for the sake of confidentiality, but recognized “errors” in the procedures. She is looking for “the best possible solution” for the family of little Aviaja-Luuna.
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The young mother, she could not see her daughter only a few hours since her birth. It is indeed allowed to spend two hours with it once every two weeks, and under surveillance. She appealed to the municipality’s decision, and her file will be processed on September 16. At the Guardian, Ivana Nikoline Brønlund delivered a sad testimony: “I didn’t want to give birth because I knew what was going to happen afterwards. When my baby was in my belly, it was the moment when I was closest to her. It was a very difficult and horrible period”.
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