US EditionMore Than 120 Nations Support UN Measure Declaring Slavery 'Gravest Crime Against Humanity'
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der Standard DEOver several centuries, millions of people have been abducted, with long-term social and economic consequences – to this day.
Member of Parliament for Guadeloupe Max Mathiasin asked the Prime Minister about France's abstention from the UN on a resolution condemning African trafficking as "the most serious crime against humanity".
The vote of the General Assembly of the United Nations, which proclaimed the African slave trade on 25 March 2026 as the "worst crime against humanity", is a "historical decision", welcomed the following day the African Union (AU). This resolution was adopted by Ghana with 123 votes in favour, 3 against and 52 abstentions. In Benin, the non-participation of the representative in the UN in this vote on Day J caused misunderstanding. Faced with cr…
"The most serious crime against humanity" is mentioned in the resolution. It refers exclusively to the transatlantic slave trade, because that fits in with post-colonial brainwashing. Quilted nonsense that does not stand up to historical facts. by Eric Angerer On 25 March, the United Nations classified the transatlantic slave trade as "the most serious crime against humanity." Thus, post-colonialism now beats the Holocaust. In this ideology, Jew…
More Than 120 Nations Support UN Measure Declaring Slavery 'Gravest Crime Against Humanity'
The United States, Israel, and Argentina voted against a United Nations resolution declaring the transatlantic slave trade the gravest crime against humanity, while 123 nations supported the resolution calling for reparatory justice. The post More Than 120 Nations Support UN Measure Declaring Slavery ‘Gravest Crime Against Humanity’ appeared first on The Washington Informer.
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