‘You Cannot Put a Value to the Injustices of Slavery’ – President Ali
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President Mohamed Irfaan Ali of Guyana called on King Carl III of Britain to make an official apology for the slave trade in the era of British colonialism. The Head of State considered it insufficient to simply condemn those times by the monarch, writing RIA News with reference to ITV. "The transition to apologies is the next step," said Mohamed Irfaan Ali.on he stressed that Britain had benefited tremendous material benefits from the slave tra…
Is the king in danger of an ambush following Guyana's demands for a formal slavery apology?
Guyana's President Irfaan Ali has publicly called for King Charles to offer a formal apology for the historic transatlantic slave trade, a week before His Majesty is due to land in the country for a State Visit.The President also suggested Britain should pay financial compensation for the actions of its ancestors, telling ITV News: "You [Britain] who benefitted tremendously… materially and financially… you exploited the region, you destroyed liv…
Reparations must go beyond apology to development support – Pres. Ali
President Dr Irfaan Ali has called for a comprehensive approach to reparations for slavery, arguing that development financing, debt relief, and concessional loans should be used to address the inequalities created by the transatlantic slave trade. In an interview with Robert Moore of ITV News, the United Kingdom’s main commercial news network, Ali said reparations […] The post Reparations must go beyond apology to development support – Pres. Al…
‘You cannot put a value to the injustices of slavery’ – President Ali
–says reparations are not a demand for payback or charity, calls for ‘mature’ discussions to address development inequalities GUYANA’S President, Dr Irfaan Ali, has called for a “mature” discussion on reparations that addresses the lasting development inequalities caused by slavery, saying the issue should not be treated as a demand for “payback” or charity. Speaking […]
Reparations must go beyond apology to development support – Pres Ali
…says King Charles’ visit should open door to mature discussion on apology, development inequalities President Dr Irfaan Ali has called for a comprehensive approach to reparations for slavery, arguing that development financing, debt relief, and concessional loans should be used to address the inequalities created by the transatlantic slave trade. In an interview with Robert […]
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