Stigmatised, marginalised: life inside Denmark´s official ghettos
(The Guardian Denmark)

As cultural assimilation intensifies, lifelong residents feel increasingly isolated in a place once known as a haven of toleranceMartin Henriksen and Sabah Qarasnane don´t have much in common. He is an outspoken, virulently anti-Muslim politician from a rightwing populist party who thinks wearing a headscarf is incompatible with Danish identity.She is a Moroccan-Danish community organiser from a part of Copenhagen the government has officially dubbed a `ghetto`, proud of her country, her religion and her headscarf. Continue reading...