US EditionUnited Nations Chief Antonio Guterres Calls For Slavery Reparations
- Antonio Guterres calls for reparations to address the legacy of transatlantic slave trade, emphasizing the need for reparatory justice frameworks.
- CARICOM reparations commission seeks reparations from former colonial powers to address public health crises and debt cancellations.
- Christian leaders in Boston urge "white churches" to provide reparations for black people to rectify historical ties to slavery.
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UN chief calls for slavery reparations
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has called for slavery reparations over the transatlantic slave trade, which deprived enslaved people of “education, healthcare, opportunity and prosperity.” “We call for reparatory justice frameworks, to help overcome generations of exclusion and discrimination,” Guterres said Monday, which marked the International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and…
U.N. chief calls for slavery reparations to overcome ‘generations of discrimination’
United Nations chief Antonio Guterres called on Monday for reparations over the transatlantic trafficking of enslaved people as a way to tackle its legacy in today’s society, including systemic racism.
UN chief calls for West's reparations for transatlantic slave trade
UN chief Antonio Guterres has called for reparations over the transatlantic trafficking of enslaved people as a way to tackle its legacy in today's society, including systemic racism.
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