Families who were evicted from their homes in Denmark have taken the country's 'ghetto law' to the Supreme Court, according to Al Jazeera English. The outlet describes the law as controversial. It says the law is the subject of a question over why Denmark separates 'Western' and 'non-Western' citizens. It was not immediately clear when the court will hear or rule on the case, how many families are involved, or what legal grounds they are arguing. The Danish government's position was also not immediately clear.
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Families evicted in Denmark take 'ghetto law' to Supreme Court, Al Jazeera English reports
Al Jazeera English describes the law as controversial and says it is the subject of a question over why Denmark separates 'Western' and 'non-Western' citizens
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- Families evicted from homes in Denmark have taken the 'ghetto law' to the Supreme Court, according to Al Jazeera English.
- Al Jazeera English describes the law as controversial.
- The outlet says the law is the subject of a question over why Denmark separates 'Western' and 'non-Western' citizens.
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- Al Jazeera EnglishWhy is Denmark separating ‘Western’ and ‘non-Western’ citizens?