Danish People's Party demands removal of three more applicants from citizenship bill
The Danish People's Party wants to remove three men from Denmark's citizenship bill over social media posts, emphasizing strict background checks for foreign applicants.
2026年11月4日
/ DANGDI / DANGDI / DANGDI /The Danish People's Party wants three more people removed from Denmark's citizenship bill. The move highlights Denmark's strict social media scrutiny for prospective citizens. The government plans to present the new citizenship bill in February. Parliament will then consider and vote on the list.
The party identified two Syrian men and one Pakistani man. The current citizenship bill includes 2,055 proposed applicants. Party spokesperson Mikkel Bjørn claimed the three men expressed anti-democratic views online.
One applicant allegedly advised men online to punish their partners. Another shared a video restricting women from visiting graveyards. The third man reportedly praised a Syrian rebel figure. The party is ready to summon all three for parliamentary interviews if they remain on the list. (Source: The Local)
Source: The Local Denmark
