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Denmark says it already has 'fair share' of refugees

11 September 2015

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"Denmark will not take part in a mandatory distribution of asylum seekers, as suggested by European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker, Danish integration minister Inger Stoejberg said. She told told Danish news agency Ritzau on Friday (11 September) that an informal distribution of refugees is already taking place across Europe and that Denmark has granted asylum to 'a fair share' of them."

See the full article: Denmark says it already has 'fair share' of refugees (euobserver, link)

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