Our babies were taken after 'biased' parenting test - now we're fighting to get them back

Greenlandic families in Denmark are fighting to get their children back after they were removed by social services following FKU competency tests. These tests, now banned for Greenlandic families after criticism, aim to assess parenting abilities but face controversy for cultural biases and subjectivity. While some parents like Pilinguaq have been reunited with their children, others like Keira and Johanne continue the battle to reclaim their kids, highlighting the emotional toll and challenges faced in the process.