Naleraq proposes an extraordinary session of the Inatsisartut the day before the fall session.
Naleraq is reaching out to Naalakkersuisut and all parties in the Inatsisartut with a proposal for an extraordinary session of the Inatsisartut to discuss the report on the human rights aspects of the spiral case, which Naalakkersuisut presented on Friday.
“The matter is so serious that we are reaching out to both the Naalakkersuisut and all political parties. The assessment of what has happened must neither be determined nor influenced by outside parties,” says Chair Pele Broberg.
Naleraq proposes that the meeting be held the day before the fall session under the theme “Has genocide been committed against the Greenlandic people?”
The meeting will focus on the actions taken from the colonial era to the present, and the parties in the Inatsisartut will decide how they wish to proceed.
Since this matter is of crucial importance for the future, Naleraq proposes that the parties’ spokespersons be allowed to speak without time limits after the Naalakkersuisut has presented the report. The party also proposes that there be no limit on the number of questions the parties may ask.
“The parties must be able to say whatever they want to say. We’re reaching out because everything should be open to discussion,” says Pele Broberg.
