Poll reveals opposition to citizenship for devout Muslims The constitutionally guaranteed freedom of religion is increasingly coming under threat in Denmark if a new opinion poll is to be believed

September 17, 2018   

(Copenhagen Post) Amongst the causes closest to the heart of the Nye [Borgerlige] right-wing nationalist party is a desire that immigration policy should be toughened up even more than it is today.

One of the measures the party advocates is the idea that devout, practising Muslims should not be able to obtain Danish citizenship.

And it seems as if the suggestion is falling on fertile ground. A newly published opinion poll carried out by YouGov for BT reveals that 16 percent of Danes agree with the premise “completely” and another 11 percent “partly” agree, reports BT Metro.

Read more.

Related Articles

Demonstrations

Denmark’s Quran-burning ban draws sharp criticism Denmark now bows to the demands of dictatorial Middle Eastern regimes, Danish People’s Party MP Mikkel Bjørn Sørensen said.

December 11, 2023   

(European Conservative) The decision taken by the left-liberal majority in the Danish parliament, the Folketing, late last week to ban public Quran burning has garnered sharp criticism from both domestic politicians and political leaders in neighboring Scandinavian countries, with many arguing the […]