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Photo: A screenshot from RÚV. An Icelandic teacher instructing a child asylum seeker in Reykjavík.

Over 75% of Icelanders Believe Immigrants Have a Positive Impact

A comprehensive study conducted in early 2018 found that over 75% of Icelanders believe immigrants have had a positive impact on Icelandic society, RÚV reports. The study was conducted by a group of researchers at the University of Akureyri in North Iceland. It covers topics such as immigrants’ status on the labour market, within the […]
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