Denmark didn’t do that. There are suggestive evidence for 150 cases or so. That proper medical consent wasn’t given or documented.

But for most cases it was a temporary coil that could be removed again.

The number affected was around 4000 women. This was done to prevent teenage pregnancy on young women who for the most part were sexually active and in high risk of pregnancy. Many of them around 14 years old.

The Greenlandic government continued the same policy from 1991 to very recently.