The leader of the Denmark Democrats, Inger Støjberg, says at a press conference in connection with the summer group meeting at Gl. Vindinge in Nyborg that an end must be put to "negative social control" at the country's youth education institutions. Photo: Thomas Traasdahl/Ritzau Scanpix
Populist right-wing party wants to ban speaking other languages and fasting at school in new proposal
The Denmark Democrats, the populist right wing party led by former minister Inger Støjberg, have presented a 15-point proposal to combat negative social control in Danish youth education.
Under the plan, students must speak only Danish, including during breaks, or face expulsion. On their...
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