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Un Vote on the Slave Trade: in Benin, the Memory of Slavery "Still Alive"

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A landmark resolution adopted by the UN on Wednesday, March 25 defines slavery and slave trade as the "worst crime against humanity." In Ouidah, the port where more than a million Africans left, the government relies on memorial tourism to "attract visitors and solder the nation".

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Un Vote on the Slave Trade: in Benin, the Memory of Slavery "Still Alive"

A landmark resolution adopted by the UN on Wednesday, March 25 defines slavery and slave trade as the "worst crime against humanity." In Ouidah, the port where more than a million Africans left, the government relies on memorial tourism to "attract visitors and solder the nation".

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