Greenland Inuit Assert Shared Land Ownership

The Inuit people of Greenland believe that no one owns the land; instead, it is shared by everyone.

This idea is very important to them and has been their way of life for a long time.

Even though some people, like the former U.S. President, have talked about buying Greenland, the Inuit see themselves as caretakers of the land, not owners.

In a small village called Kapisillit, people live a simple life, focusing on hunting, fishing, and taking care of each other.

The village is facing challenges, like fewer young people and a lack of basic infrastructure, but the residents are determined to stay and protect their way of life.