Moroccans in Denmark

[4] Moroccans primarily inhabit the regions of Hovedstaden (9,007), Midtjylland (906), Sjælland (785), Syddanmark (463), and Nordjylland (112), and the cities of Copenhagen (5,307), Aarhus (654), Brøndby (520), and Albertslund (308).

[5] According to Statistics Denmark, Moroccan migrants and their descendants are over-represented as perpetrators of crime.

Male Moroccan descendants are about 15 times more likely to commit violent crime.

[8] The average crime index among the general Danish population is set at 100 and percentage points above or below that baseline reflect greater or lesser prevalence, depending on a population's most common age group and its relative socioeconomic status.

[13] According to the Institute of Labor Economics, as of 2014, Morocco-born residents in Denmark have an employment population ratio of about 46%.