PM Mia Mottley calls The Church of England’s reparations pledge “unacceptable” due to lack of conversation
“The conversation gives us the dignity of agency which has been deprived of us by the actions of the Church of England.”
September 2024
Message from Ambassador David Comissiong on the Church of England’s United Society Partners in the Gospel
However, the Task Force wishes to make clear that as admirable and praise-worthy as this project is, we do not consider it to be a reparations or a reparatory justice project. Rather, we consider it to be a social justice project that is, no doubt, rooted in the strong ecumenical outreach and principles of the USPG.
Unfinished Business: From Chattel Slavery to Reparatory Justice in The Bahamas
Reparatory justice offers a path forward. It is a necessary step towards healing, reconciliation, and acknowledging the faithful and whole history that has shaped our present and will continue to shape our future.
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Sonjah Stanley Niaah | New decade for reparatory justice
Over the last decade, the Caribbean reparatory justice movement has seen an unprecedented injection of energy from private and public entities including governments, inter/non-governmental organisations, educational institutions, families, and activists, building on the centuries-old movement for emancipation and decolonisation more broadly.
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