Caribbean Countries Will Go to Justice to Demand From the UK "Billions" as Compensation for Slavery
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So far, London has refused to pay reparations, which will be requested in November on an official visit by King Charles III to the area.
The Caribbean states are preparing a plan of action with several legal variants by which they want to request compensation from the UK for 300 years of slavery, announced officials present at a conference...
Britain could face an international process for compensation requested by the Caribbean countries, in the context of the historical legacy of transatlantic trade with slaves, described recently by the UN as "the most serious crime against humanity." The subject is to be discussed at the November Commonwealth summit in Antigua, an event to be attended by King Charles III, reports Daily Mail. The Caribbean Community Group (CARICOM), composed of 15…
Almayadeen, Latin American Summary, September 20, 2026. Caribbean nations are developing a multi-pronged “action plan” with legal options to enable the United Kingdom to agree to negotiate a decades-long slavery reparations agreement, according to The Guardian citing officials at a repair conference. [...] Entry England. The Caribbean will present to London a plan for slavery reparations was first published in Latin American Summary.
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