indvandreres

Indvandreres is the genitive plural form of the Danish noun indvandrere, meaning immigrants. The term is used to indicate possession or association with immigrants, equivalent to “the immigrants’” in English. In written Danish, phrases such as indvandreres rettigheder (the immigrants’ rights) or indvandreres integration (the immigrants’ integration) illustrate its typical use.

In linguistic and editorial practice, indvandreres serves as a grammatical form rather than a standalone concept. It appears in policy, legal, and media texts when discussing issues related to immigrant groups, their rights, or their integration into society. The word reflects a broader social and political discourse around immigration, inclusion, and public policy.

The underlying group referred to by indvandrere is diverse, encompassing people with varied origins, durations of stay, and legal statuses. Debates that use the genitive form often address topics such as access to education and employment, language training, housing, social services, and anti-discrimination measures. When analyzing statistics or reporting, the distinctions between immigrant status, origin, and nationality are important, and terms like indvandrere, indvandreres, and related phrases are chosen to match context and emphasis.

See also: immigration, immigrant, integration, Danish policy on immigration, ethnolinguistic terminology.