In Nuuk, a significant political demand has emerged for a Greenlandic minister to publicly disclose an expert group's findings regarding the Spirals case, which investigates alleged genocidal actions by the Danish state against Greenlandic women through coercive birth control measures. The report, which has been kept under wraps for over six weeks, has stirred controversy due to its implications under the UN Convention on Genocide established in 1948. Critics argue that suppressing the report would equate to ignoring historical injustices.