Lawmakers in Denmark are set to debate a measure to ban circumcision for children under 18 after organizers attracted more than 50,000 signatures on a petition.
“I’m really pleased. This is a great day for us,” said Lena Nyhus, the driving force behind Intact Denmark, the group behind the petition, reported The Copenhagen Post.
Under Danish law, citizens can require parliament to debate an issue if they gather the required 50,000 signatures. However, the petition faces an uphill battle in parliament as no major Danish party has expressed support for the measure.
The Jewish community in Denmark has objected to the petition, saying that it has practiced circumcision without issues in the country for more than 400 years.
Earlier this year, the fellow Scandinavian country Iceland considered a ban on circumcision. However, that bill stalled amid opposition from lawmakers and international outcry.
From time immemorial, the pagans and goyim have tride to pass laws against our people, forced conversions and slauter.
They have and will always fail. We are and remained the oldest existing religious nation on mother earth.