Barbados PM Unveils Updated CARICOM Reparations Plan
Delegates will adopt an outcome document and consider three proposed international panels to advance reparations and restitution for Africans and the diaspora.
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On Wednesday, 17 June, Ghana will host an international summit on reparations related to slavery and colonialism. For three days, experts, ministers and heads of state will try to define the next steps in a movement that has recently crossed a symbolic course with the vote on a United Nations resolution recognizing slavery as the most serious crime against humanity.
A manifesto recently signed by Caribbean leaders puts Spain back at the center of the debate on reparations for slavery. Barbados’s Prime Minister, Mia Mottley, presented it yesterday at a conference in Ghana as “the moral, ethical and legal case” to compensate for the damage of four centuries of trafficking. Indignometer Level of impact for Spain: 9/10. The document threatens to rekindle an international campaign that questions Spanish historic…
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