Google Cloud Speech-to-Text API (Chirp) + Gemini 2.5 Flash Non-Thinking. Treat it as a searchable index of what was broadcast, not a quotation record.
00:00:00and decide how they should
00:00:02the world.
00:00:05Hizb ut-Tahrir, an Islamic political association,
00:00:09opposes democracy and strives for a society based on
00:00:13Islamic law. In Germany and most recently in
00:00:15Great Britain, the association has been declared illegal.
00:00:19Islam will soon reach all corners of the world. In a number of
00:00:22upper secondary schools, Muslim students are already today exposed
00:00:26to negative social control. I actually expect that there will be more
00:00:30of that kind, says the head of the high schools today. This thing,
00:00:34that someone decides who you can party with or if you can
00:00:38party, if you are dating someone, or who you talk to and so on. It's
00:00:41something we need to spot, and then we need to react to it. Islam gives you
00:00:45direction, Islam gives you meaning, why they should interfere, I can't quite understand. Life
00:00:48is too short to say Muslims, not Muslims, it doesn't matter what you are, as
00:00:52long as you are decent meaning, Islam gives you
00:00:55dignity. So I can welcome you, Elias
00:00:58Lambarat, you are a representative for Hisbut Tahrir,
00:01:02young people have parents, so parents whom they can, with whom they can discuss
00:01:06values and frameworks, why should an Islamic association like
00:01:09Hizb ut-Tahrir tell young Muslims at a Danish high school what they should and should not
00:01:13do, is that not a
00:01:14parental responsibility?
00:01:17I think it is all our responsibility to react to it, when you have a minister,
00:01:20who today, with his reaction also to DR, merely emphasizes the
00:01:24huge need for support for the Muslim students
00:01:27who, by their own efforts and will, choose to hold on to their
00:01:31Islamic values, which the minister in charge calls both dangerous and old-fashioned and
00:01:34ancient, and I don't know what terms he uses for it. I don't know if Morten
00:01:38Bødskov is half-bad at hearing what he says himself, but if you can't bring your
00:01:42convictions and values to the educational institution, then it is actually a
00:01:45call for sanctioning or excluding Muslim students based
00:01:49solely on their beliefs. Yes, and if we now stick to what it says, then
00:01:53we also hear in the clip, why should they interfere, Muslim or
00:01:56not Muslim, it doesn't matter, as long as one behaves
00:02:00decently. There is personal freedom in Denmark, should you or your supporters
00:02:04be moral guardians over whether young Muslims want to go to a party with their
00:02:08high school class?
00:02:11We have not appointed ourselves guardians of anything, we call and urge
00:02:15Muslims to stick to the values they have, and we do so in a context where
00:02:18already before the summer holidays, there has been a huge and quite
00:02:22heated debate about precisely Muslims and Islamic
00:02:25practice at, among other things, youth education institutions, so there is already a
00:02:29context where they de facto criminalize ordinary Islamic
00:02:33behavior, whether it is the Muslim prayer, whether it is the Islamic
00:02:36clothing, or whether it is something else that is common and normal for
00:02:40those Muslims who choose to practice their Islam, and there our
00:02:43point of view is that they deserve all possible support and backing in that, and
00:02:47not to let themselves be intimidated and pressured by politicians or rectors to give up
00:02:51what they are convinced of. Now you say ordinary Islamic
00:02:54behavior, Hisbut Tahrir, which you are advocating for, fights for a global
00:02:58Islamic caliphate based on Sharia law.
00:03:02Danish high schools are based on open-mindedness, free thinking and democratic
00:03:06education. When you do not support Danish
00:03:09democracy, why should you interfere in what happens in
00:03:12Danish secular
00:03:13educational institutions?
00:03:18I thought that when one claimed to support freedom of speech and independent
00:03:22thinking, that it was precisely to make room for the exchange of
00:03:25thoughts and opinions, but what I hear from the minister and what I hear
00:03:29insinuated in your question, is that one is completely free to think and choose, as long as one does not
00:03:33choose one's Islamic values, we will resist that, we believe that it
00:03:36is worth fighting for, that the Muslim youth and elderly for that
00:03:40matter, get the opportunity to hold on to their own set of values and live
00:03:44in the way they are convinced of, and then there must be a
00:03:48exchange of thoughts in high schools, I think that is only healthy, but it is not us who want
00:03:51to shut it down.
00:03:54Yes, if Danish democracy cannot be discussed, if secularism cannot be
00:03:57discussed, then it is on the other side of this debate that the judges
00:04:01have, to the highest degree, arrived. Thank you for sharing your
00:04:05opinion
00:04:05here.
00:04:10For the first time since Ukraine's president came to power,
00:04:13Volodymyr Zelenskyy has today been on an official visit to Serbia,
00:04:16a country that traditionally has close ties to Russia.
00:04:19Serbia has not wanted to impose sanctions against Russia as punishment for the invasion of
00:04:23Ukraine in 2022, but recognizes Ukraine's
00:04:27national borders.
00:04:30which means territorial integrity
00:04:33of all member states of the United Nations, which also means
00:04:36territorial integrity.
00:04:39Ukraine. In addition to the recognition, Zelenskyy also received a
00:04:43promise from Serbia's President Aleksandar Vučić of
00:04:46humanitarian aid. The visit to Serbia is seen by some
00:04:49Ukrainians as a slap in the face to Moscow, which considers
00:04:53Serbia an ally. But there are no signs that Serbia will go a step further
00:04:57and, for example, punish Russia with sanctions, which.
00:05:21a lot to gain from this visit. I think it
00:05:25seems like a very sensible strategy, he goes into the lion's den
00:05:28here in Belgrade, but he also knows that a lot is at stake for
00:05:32Serbia, they want to move closer to the EU, they have not joined
00:05:35EU sanctions, so this cultivating relations with Ukraine, that is a
00:05:39way for Serbia to say, we want to, in a way. we want the EU, we want, in a way,
00:05:43the politics you have, so we can hope that, yes, the Serbs can
00:05:47hope that they can get closer to the EU, get some concessions from the EU
00:05:50side. Now we will meet Jasmine Jos, she is
00:05:54from the Philippines and now a maid in Nuuk, because
00:05:57in Greenland, there is a shortage of hands for all kinds of jobs, and
00:06:00therefore, yes, so there is an opening for labor from all over the world, and from Asia
00:06:04it has been pouring
00:06:05in.
00:06:10When your hotel bed in Nuuk.
00:06:43doubled in the last 10 years, I'm so very grateful
00:06:46and thankful for everything that I came here. In total, there are now
00:06:501900 citizens from Asian countries in
00:06:53Greenland, I will clean the toilet out of a
00:06:55population of just 56,000. Here in
00:06:58Greenland, when you go to shops and restaurants, there are many
00:07:02Filipinos, there are also many from other places in Asia, for
00:07:05example Thailand, it really characterizes the street scene,
00:07:09and maybe there are more Filipinos on the way, I wish.
00:07:16Four years ago, 31-year-old Jasmin traveled
00:07:19to the other side of
00:07:20the globe.
00:07:24Here to the high
00:07:25north.
00:07:35A working life with a coveted
00:07:37paycheck,
00:07:39but also a life of sacrifice and sacrifices. because
00:07:43I have kids, you have kids back home? Yeah, sent them back
00:07:47home last December 2024, Jasmin's children
00:07:51aged 10 and 11 are the
00:07:53reason
00:07:56she won't stay in Greenland forever, I think
00:07:58I will go back home to my place,
00:08:02everyone wants to die in the place where they
00:08:05born, but it will be a long time before mom comes
00:08:09home, maybe 10.
00:08:22Kasper, what is the reason that Greenland has such a great need to recruit
00:08:26labor from outside?
00:08:29That is one of the biggest problems for Greenland's economy, lack of
00:08:32labor, the unemployment queue is short, the unemployment rate is lower,
00:08:36the workforce is small, there are more elderly people, and there are also quite
00:08:40a lot of young people who are completely outside the labor market and are neither in work nor in
00:08:44education, that is why Hotel Hans Egede, where I
00:08:47visited Jasmine Joses here, uh, that almost half of the
00:08:51employees are from the Philippines, there are cafes
00:08:54here in Nuuk behind me, that only have
00:08:57Asian staff employed, and the employers tell me, we would
00:09:01actually like to employ Greenlanders, but they are not there, there is nothing
00:09:05unusual in itself in importing labor from outside, you also see
00:09:09that in Denmark and a number of European countries, the unusual thing here is... that
00:09:12they recruit unskilled labor for all kinds of
00:09:16quite low-paid jobs from the other side of the world,
00:09:19and it has happened in just a few
00:09:23years, so 10 years ago there were 160 Filipinos
00:09:26in Greenland, now there are
00:09:291300, that number is constantly growing, yes, as you say, that number
00:09:33is constantly growing, it is a pretty large number, given that Greenland's total
00:09:36population is well over 58,
00:09:3957. Is there support for recruiting
00:09:42additional labor to Greenland?
00:09:46Yes, I experience that, if I take the employers
00:09:50first, they say, well, we simply cannot see that this, this need, will
00:09:53stop, these are temporary arrangements, which they come on, they get a
00:09:57permit for the first two years, then it is extended by one year at a time, but many of them have been here for
00:10:00five, eight, ten years, they have had children
00:10:04here, they have had children with them here, who have attended primary school here in
00:10:07Greenland, and many say, we simply cannot see it, it, it stops, there is
00:10:11a need for it, general. Generally, I experience among the Greenlandic population, when I talk to people who
00:10:15are not employers, and use this arrangement, that they are positively inclined
00:10:18towards foreign labor, it is also something that has a long tradition here
00:10:22in Greenland, that people come here to work.
00:10:27We are going home again, because from today and in the coming week, thousands will
00:10:30traditionally participate in Copenhagen Pride
00:10:33Week, but it happens in the shadow of the attack on Berlin Pride just
00:10:37two weeks ago, where one person was killed and several
00:10:40injured. Here at home, Copenhagen police have therefore, for the same reason,
00:10:44security patrols ready at City Hall Square. It
00:10:48is clear that when you have a large parade that goes a long way through
00:10:51Copenhagen, then we fill more of the picture than we otherwise would. "If you
00:10:55had intended to go to Pride before the incident in
00:10:58Berlin, then we don't think there is anything that should make you change
00:11:02that decision." At the organizer of Copenhagen Pride, there is
00:11:05confidence that the police have control over security, so the pride event can
00:11:08proceed peacefully. It was
00:11:11terrible to receive that message two weeks ago, uh, but
00:11:15for me, it also gives a fighting spirit and a spark to how
00:11:19important the work is, and I feel that we, I feel
00:11:23safe personally, and I... 'I know that the police have done everything they can to
00:11:27ensure safety, and
00:11:29Camilla Sjøler, you are at precisely City Hall Square, which these
00:11:33days has been transformed into Pride Square, has it all started yet?
00:11:37It certainly has, as you can hear behind
00:11:39me, the
00:11:42Eurovision singer from Denmark, Søren Thorbegårlund, has just gone on stage, and
00:11:46a lot of people have gathered here at
00:11:49City Hall Square, so there's singing and dancing and also
00:11:52a few beers being toasted. Some of those who showed up here today are
00:11:56you, Lotte Kraw Andersen, you showed up
00:12:00here today, but uh, even though we can hear that the party is already in full swing,
00:12:03there is also a little extra security this year, some
00:12:07extra concrete barriers have been put up and a little extra police, and that was because of what
00:12:11happened in Berlin, how much has that affected
00:12:13you? It has affected me emotionally
00:12:17and uh in terms of fighting spirit,
00:12:19but not in terms of showing up today, it has not deterred me at all, it has only made it
00:12:23even more important to show up today. I must say. Why has it been more
00:12:26important? It proves that there is even more reason for us
00:12:30to support each other and fight for this cause. We are simply not done
00:12:34with it. Pride week has begun.
00:12:38What does Copenhagen Pride actually mean to you? Well,
00:12:41it's the best week. I mean, it's my, my Christmas Eve. We
00:12:45have to, we have to show that there is room for all of us,
00:12:48all, all colors, all types, and we, we just have to be allowed to
00:12:52be here all together and be who we are. So I just want to say. Have a good party, you can
00:13:05drone incident here at Leipzig Airport, where on Tuesday evening a
00:13:09drone with explosives was found near a Ukrainian cargo plane.
00:13:13Germany has described the incident as an attempt at a hybrid attack.
00:13:16Russia was accused of being behind it, among others by the Ukrainian ambassador
00:13:20in the country. The Russian embassy in Germany calls the incident and
00:13:23its aftermath a new wave of anti-Russian
00:13:26hysteria.
00:13:29When festival-goers go home from Smukfest, it often happens by
00:13:33taxi, and in connection with the festival in Skanderborg, yes, the Southeast Jutland
00:13:37police have charged a total of 38 taxi drivers in a
00:13:40control. Most of the cases concern technical faults, but there are also
00:13:44more serious ones. One driver is charged with driving with drugs in his
00:13:47blood, while another lacked permission to drive a
00:13:51taxi. As a taxi driver, but I
00:13:54think. 'It's important to have all the papers and
00:13:57everything has to be in order, so I think it's
00:14:00okay,
00:14:04big salute for Colombia's new president, right-wing politician
00:14:08Abalado de la Esperalia, whom we see here, a 48-year-old
00:14:12lawyer and a Trump supporter, he promises to crack
00:14:15down hard on gangs and drug groups, and will also cut deeply
00:14:18in public spending, the US has already promised him
00:14:21support, Colombia's left wing protests the move.
00:16:13Good evening and welcome to TV News. Dear
00:16:17young Muslim in high school. After the summer holidays, a new
00:16:20chapter begins. Here in a school start, Hizb ut-Tahrir
00:16:23encourages Muslim high school students to remember Islamic values. A
00:16:27message that meets criticism from both the government and
00:16:30high school rectors. They use this to promote
00:16:34discord. They use this to promote Islam.
00:16:37demands for how our education and the environments in our
00:16:40education should be organized, it does not belong anywhere.
00:16:43In Greenland, there is a great shortage of labor, and this has caused the number of
00:16:46Filipino guest workers to explode.
00:16:50And here we see live images from
00:16:53City Hall Square in Copenhagen, Copenhagen Pride is about to start, but it
00:16:56will be in the shadow of the terrorist attack in Berlin two weeks
00:17:00ago.
00:17:01On Monday, more than
00:17:0840,000 young people will start a high school education across
00:17:11the country. They have had the Islamic association Hizb ut-Tahrir to
00:17:15target a campaign at Muslim students with messages about
00:17:18carrying the Islamic identity and turning their backs on a Danish
00:17:22youth culture, which they call shameless and
00:17:26boundless. The Minister for Integration calls
00:17:28this message deeply alarming.
00:17:31Dear young Muslim in high school. This video is part of a new.
00:17:35"your adherence to
00:17:40Islam is never a problem. In both a video and an open letter, young Muslims are encouraged to stand
00:17:44firm on their Islamic identity when they embark
00:17:46on their youth education. I haven't seen that before. Ilham Ali herself went to
00:17:50a youth education institution just years ago. I am Muslim and I
00:17:54work, study, but my religion, it's something that is private
00:17:58to me, it's not when I stand in the street and brag that I'm Muslim, I'm
00:18:02Muslim, so that video, I think it's a bit unnecessary.
00:18:05made because we
00:18:07know who we are directly taken on the task of deciding
00:18:11what should happen, how it should happen in the high schools, do not support him. In
00:18:15the letter, Hizb ut-Tahrir writes, among other things, that there can be a pressure
00:18:18to adapt to a culture, where following one's desires and cultivating
00:18:22an often shameless and boundless youth culture
00:18:25is presented as normal. The letter has made
00:18:28the Minister for Integration angry.
00:18:32They don't want Denmark, they want to lock
00:18:35young people in traditions and values.
00:18:39Danish youth culture is, according to the minister, under
00:18:42pressure. Hizb ut-Tahrir stands for everything opposite, and calls for
00:18:46remembering one's Islamic values, implying that one should
00:18:50stay away from everything that is Danish. Also in the educational institutions,
00:18:53they distance themselves from Hizb ut-Tahrir's campaign. Our entire high school culture
00:18:57is based on freedom, based on open-mindedness, personal empowerment,
00:19:00democratic formation, and we should not have any other values competing with
00:19:04them. I certainly think it contradicts the idea that our young people should
00:19:07learn to decide for themselves how they should act in
00:19:11the world.
00:19:15which is an Islamic political association, is against
00:19:18democracy and strives for a society based on Islamic
00:19:22law. In Germany and most recently in Great Britain, the
00:19:25association has been declared illegal. Islam will
00:19:29soon reach all corners of the world. In a number of youth education institutions,
00:19:32Muslim students are already today exposed to negative
00:19:36social control. I actually expect that there may be more of that
00:19:39kind, says the head of the high schools today, this thing,
00:19:43that someone decides who you can party with, if you can party,
00:19:47if you are dating someone or who you talk to and so on, that's something we
00:19:50need to spot, and then we need to react to it, Islam gives you direction, Islam
00:19:54gives you meaning, why they should interfere, I can't quite understand, life is too short
00:19:58to say Muslims, not Muslims, it doesn't matter who you are, as long as you are
00:20:01decent, Islam gives you meaning, Islam gives you
00:20:04dignity, so I can welcome you,
00:20:07Lamberat, you are media representative for Hizb ut-Tahrir.
00:20:11Young people have parents, so parents with whom they can, with whom they can discuss
00:20:14values and frameworks. Why should an Islamic association like Hizb ut-Tahrir
00:20:18tell young Muslims at a Danish high school what they should and shouldn't do?
00:20:22Is that not a parental responsibility?
00:20:26I believe it is all our collective responsibility to react to this, when you have a minister,
00:20:29who today, with his reaction also to DR, merely underscores the immense
00:20:33need for support to be shown to the Muslim students, who by their own efforts and
00:20:37will choose to uphold their Islamic values, which the
00:20:40minister in this area calls both dangerous and old-fashioned and ancient, and I
00:20:44don't know what terms he uses for it. I don't know if Morten Bødskov is
00:20:47half-deaf to what he himself says, but if you're not allowed to bring your convictions and
00:20:51your values to the educational institution, then it is actually a call to
00:20:55sanction or exclude Muslim students based solely on their
00:20:58beliefs. Yes, and if we stick to what it says, then we also hear in
00:21:02the clip, why should they interfere, Muslim or not
00:21:05Muslim, it doesn't matter, as long as one behaves decently. There
00:21:09is personal freedom in Denmark, should you or your supporters
00:21:13be moral guardians over whether young Muslims want to go to a party with their
00:21:17high school class?
00:21:20"We have not appointed ourselves as guardians of anything, we call and encourage
00:21:24Muslims to stand firm on the values they have, and we do so in a context where
00:21:27already before the summer holidays, there has been a huge and quite
00:21:31heated debate about precisely Muslims and Islamic
00:21:34practice at, among other things, youth education institutions, so there is already a
00:21:37context where they de facto criminalize ordinary Islamic
00:21:41behavior, whether it is the Muslim prayer, whether it is the Islamic
00:21:45clothing, or whether it is something else that is common and general for
00:21:48those Muslims who choose to practice their Islam, and our
00:21:52point of view is that they deserve all possible support and backing in that, and not
00:21:56to let themselves be intimidated and pressured by politicians or rectors to give up
00:21:59what they are convinced of. Now you say ordinary Islamic
00:22:03behavior. Hisparia, which you advocate for, fights for a global
00:22:07Islamic caliphate based on Sharia law.
00:22:11Danish high schools are based on open-mindedness, free thinking and democratic
00:22:15education. When you do not support Danish democracy, why should
00:22:19you interfere in what happens in Danish secular
00:22:22educational institutions?
00:22:26I thought that when one claimed to be in favor of freedom of opinion and independent
00:22:30thinking, that it was precisely to make room for the exchange of
00:22:34thoughts and opinions, but what I hear from the minister, and what I hear
00:22:37insinuated in your question, is that one is completely free to think and choose, as long as one does not
00:22:41choose one's Islamic values, that we will resist, we believe that it is
00:22:45worth fighting for, that Muslim youth and older people for that matter, get
00:22:49the opportunity. uh to hold on to their own value system and live in the
00:22:53way they are convinced of, and then there must be an
00:22:56exchange of thoughts in high schools, I think that is only healthy, but it is not us who want
00:23:00to shut it down.
00:23:03Yes, if Danish democracy cannot be discussed, if secularism cannot be
00:23:06discussed, then it is on the other side of this debate that the judges
00:23:10have, to the highest degree, arrived. Thank you for sharing your
00:23:13opinion
00:23:14here.
00:23:18For the first time since Ukraine's president came to power,
00:23:22Volodymyr Zelenskyy has today been on an official visit to Serbia,
00:23:25a country that traditionally has close ties to Russia.
00:23:28Serbia has not wanted to impose sanctions against Russia as punishment for the invasion
00:23:32of Ukraine in 2022, but recognizes Ukraine's
00:23:36national borders.
00:23:38Which means territorial integrity of all
00:23:42member states of the United Nations, which also means territorial
00:23:46integrity of Ukraine.
00:23:50In addition to the recognition, Zelenskyy also received a promise from Serbia's President
00:23:53Aleksandar Vučić of humanitarian aid.
00:23:57The visit to Serbia is seen by some Ukrainians as a slap in the face to
00:24:00Moscow, which considers Serbia an ally. But there are
00:24:04no signs that Serbia will go a step further, for example, punish Russia with
00:24:07sanctions, which is otherwise a strong Ukrainian
00:24:10wish.
00:24:14on Russian weapons, on the supply of these elements - this is primarily about...
00:24:17a lot to gain from this
00:24:30visit. I think it seems like a very sensible strategy, he goes
00:24:34into the lion's den a little bit in the lion's den
00:24:37here in Belgrade, but he also knows that a lot is at
00:24:40stake for Serbia, they want to move closer to the EU, they have not
00:24:44joined the EU's sanctions, so this nurturing of relations with
00:24:47Ukraine is a way for Serbia to also say. We kind of want
00:24:51the EU, we kind of want the politics you have, so we can
00:24:54hope that, yes, the Serbs can hope that they can get closer to the EU, get some
00:24:58concessions from the EU's side. Now we need to
00:25:01meet Jasmine Joersordos, she is from the Philippines and now a maid
00:25:04in Nuuk. Because in Greenland, there is a shortage of hands for all
00:25:08kinds of jobs, and therefore, yes, labor from all over the world has been opened, and
00:25:12from Asia, it has poured in. First thing
00:25:16to do is I have to use the gloves. When your hotel bed.
00:25:50more than eight times in the last 10
00:25:53years. i'm so very grateful and thankful for everything that i
00:25:57came here. In total, there are now 1900 citizens from
00:26:00Asian countries in Greenland.
00:26:03out of a population of just 56,000 here in
00:26:07Greenland, when you go to shops and to restaurants, there are many
00:26:11Filipinos, there are also many from other places in Asia, for
00:26:14example Thailand, it really characterizes the street scene,
00:26:18and maybe there are more Filipinos on the way? I wish more
00:26:21Filipino, because we're very hardwing. Four
00:26:25years ago, 31-year-old Jasmin traveled to the other side of
00:26:28the globe. here to the high
00:26:33north, actually, didn't dream to come here, but my
00:26:37mother-in-law,
00:26:39still working here for 18
00:26:41years, a working life with a coveted
00:26:45paycheck, but also a life of sacrifice
00:26:48and sacrifices, bus i have kids, you
00:26:52have kids back home, yeah, send them back home last december
00:26:562024, Jasmin's children aged 10 and 11 are
00:27:00the reason why she won't stay in Greenland
00:27:05forever? I think no, I will go back
00:27:07home to my place. Everyone wants
00:27:10to die in the place where they born, but it will be a long
00:27:14time before mom,
00:27:17maybe 10 years to 15 years from
00:27:21now, I think that's good enough to retired.
00:27:25Kasper Skråder, you are our economics correspondent,
00:27:27you are with us again from Nuuk. Kasper, why is it that
00:27:31Greenland has such a great need to recruit
00:27:34labor from outside,
00:27:38it is one of the biggest problems for Greenland's economy, lack of
00:27:41labor, the unemployment queue, it is short, the unemployment rate is lower,
00:27:45the workforce, it is small, there are more elderly, and then there are also quite
00:27:49many young people who are completely outside the labor market and are neither in work nor
00:27:52in education, that is why at Hotel Hansede, where
00:27:56I visited Jasmine Joses here, that it is almost half
00:28:00of the employees who are from the Philippines. "there are cafes
00:28:03here in Nuuk behind me that only have
00:28:06Asian staff employed, and the employers tell me, we would
00:28:10actually like to hire Greenlanders, but they are not there. there is nothing
00:28:14unusual in itself in importing labor from outside, you also see
00:28:18that in Denmark, a number of European countries, the unusual thing here is that you
00:28:21recruit unskilled labor for all sorts of
00:28:25quite low- paying jobs from the other
00:28:28side of the world, and that has happened in just a few years."
00:28:32So 10 years ago, there were 160 Filipinos in
00:28:36uh uh in Greenland, now there are, now there are 1300, that number is constantly
00:28:40growing. Yes, as you say, that number is constantly growing, it is a rather large number, given
00:28:43that Greenland's total population is just over
00:28:4758, 57,000, is there
00:28:49support for recruiting additional labor to
00:28:52Greenland?
00:28:55Yes, I experience that, if I take the employers
00:28:59first, they say, well, we simply cannot see that this, this is a need, this is...
00:29:02stops, these are temporary arrangements, they come on, they get a
00:29:05permit for the first two years, then it is extended by one year at a time, but many of them have been
00:29:09here for five, eight, 10 years, they have had children
00:29:13here, they have had children up here who have gone to primary school here in
00:29:16Greenland, and many say, we simply cannot see it, it, it stops, there is
00:29:20a need for it, generally I experience in the Greenlandic population, when I talk to people
00:29:23who are not employers and use this arrangement, that they are positive about
00:29:27labor from outside, it is also something one has a long tradition for here
00:29:31in Greenland, there have come... and people here to for
00:29:33work.
00:29:35We have to go home again, because from today and in the coming week, thousands
00:29:38will traditionally participate in Kopenhagen Pride
00:29:41Week. But it happens in the shadow of the attack on Berlin
00:29:45Pride just two weeks ago, where one person was
00:29:48killed, and several slept. Here at home, the Copenhagen
00:29:51police have therefore for the same reason safety patrols ready
00:29:54at the City Hall Square. It is clear when you have a
00:29:58big parade that goes a long way through Copenhagen, then we fill more of it.
00:30:02than we otherwise would, if one had intended to go to pride before
00:30:06the incident down in Berlin, then we do not think there is anything that
00:30:09makes one change that decision. At the organizer
00:30:13of Copenhagen Pride, there is confidence that the police have control over security, so the pride
00:30:16event can proceed peacefully. It was
00:30:20terrible to receive that message two weeks ago, uh, but
00:30:24for me, it also gives a fighting spirit and a spark to how
00:30:28important the work is, and I feel that we, I feel
00:30:32safe. personally, and I, I know that the police have done everything they can to
00:30:36ensure safety, and
00:30:38Camilla Søler fast, you are at exactly City Hall Square, which is these
00:30:42days transformed into Pride Square, has it all been kicked
00:30:45off,
00:30:48it certainly has, as you can hear behind me, it's
00:30:51the Eurovision singer from Denmark, Søren.