Greenland plans to open a truth commission examining allegations that women were subjected to forced contraception under Danish rule. The inquiry is expected to investigate medical practices, government policies, and the experiences of those affected by the scheme. It could examine whether women gave informed consent, how devices were inserted, and whether authorities properly monitored their use. Survivors and advocates say the process could provide recognition, accountability, and reparations, while officials face pressure to release records and explain responsibility.
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