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The Danes will support the prohibition of circumcision of children - council must reverse the case, consider parties

83 percent of Danes say in a new Megafon survey that they support a ban on circumcision of boys.

The Danish People's Party (DF) will ask the Ethics Council to decide whether or not to circumcise childbirth.

In Denmark, the Ethical Council has never taken a decision on
circumcision, but it will be advised if it is given to DF Health
Rapporteur Liselott Blixt.

They shall turn every stone. They need to go a little more thoroughly than we politicians have time for. We can get some new views, depending on who it is. And when we get their recommendations, we can also have a debate about it and it is important that we get it through, she says.

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"I do not think that boys should be banned. It's not because I think it's a good idea to cut into little boys, but I do not think that a ban is the way forward. It is striking that you are very familiar with what happens to 2000 children, knowing that it is not always unproblematic to cut the foreskin off, but now it's not a big deal when we let people smoking and drinking in front of their children, says Signild Vallgårda, professor at the University of Copenhagen and member of the Ethics Council.

Gemäß der UN-Kinderrechtskonvention haben Kinder das Recht auf Schutz vor traditionell gebundenen Ritualen, die gesundheitsschädlich sein können.

A matter of national security

“There could be a national security risk if Denmark becomes the first country to ban circumcision,” said Liselott Blixt, health spokesperson for DF.

Balanced, scientifically based information about ritual circumcision of boys

Danish petition appears likely to force vote on banning circumcision

With another five months to collect the remaining 30,000 signatures, the petition by the group Denmark Intact appears likely to reach its goal of forcing a vote in parliament that would set 18 as the minimum age for the procedure.

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It says the councilor Signild Vallgårda, a historian and professor of health policy analyzes at the University of Copenhagen. She is opposed to circumcision, but is also opposed to a ban.

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Overview of the day: LA and K freelance members in debate about circumcision...

POLICY OVERVIEW: Two of the government parties will allow members to vote for personal conviction about the age limit for boys circumcision. ...

35,524 Danes had signed this morning on a citizen's proposal that you do not have to change boys before they reach 18. Thus the proposal is well on its way to voting in the Folketing - if the proposal is otherwise deemed to be within the constitution....
Conservatives Naser Khader will vote for an age limit, but the Jewish religious community and an expert warn against the consequences.

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Since the Liberal Alliance has also decided to release its members in the possible treatment of the citizens' proposal, there is pressure on the Left in the question. Minister of Health, Ellen Trane Nørby (V), however, has not wanted to decide how the government is in general referring to the citizens' proposal. In Danish People's Party, health rapporteur Liselott Blixt states that the party is voting in total, but that one has not yet decided how to vote. However, Liselott Flash has repeatedly stated that she personally supports a ban on boys' circumcision.

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Socialdemocracy has not yet discussed the citizens' proposal in the
parliamentary group, says health rapporteur Flemming Møller Mortensen.
"Therefore, I can not give you an answer as to whether or not we will be released if there is a vote in the Chamber. At this point, I do not want to express my personal opinion, but we have expressed that we think that boys circumcision is only reasonable if it is medically justified, "says Flemming Møller Mortensen.
The other parties on the left wing are, in principle, also against boys circumcision. The option has freed its members.

If the citizens' proposal becomes a law, Denmark will be the only country in the world with a ban

It is formulated in different ways, but always ends with a sentence, bum, done or something else that makes it clear that now you do not really want to hear more.