Migration & Asylum · Immigration & residence
Denmark abolishes its National Integration Council
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Denmark closed its National Integration Council from 1 June, consistent with its post-2019 "paradigm shift" reframing integration as individual responsibility rather than a state-managed process.
A centre-left-led but famously hardline state shrinking integration bureaucracy and shifting the onus onto the individual — relevant to UK quango-reduction arguments.
Source
European Commission (Migration & Home Affairs)Summary by WorldPolis. Cite the original source.
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