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Racism a ‘Major Blocker’ to Reparations, says Denis O’Brien
If we wish to dismantle racism, the countries that built their wealth through colonialism and slavery must acknowledge their past crimes and apologise for them… racism is one of the major obstacles to reparations currently.
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British State at Odds with Church of England on
The disparity in responses between the Church and the...
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Reparations call will not go away, says PM Gonsalves
As many Europeans continue to make negative comments towards...
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Slavery reparations not about transfer of cash, says Lammy
UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy has said the concept...
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A debt is owed – the UK should transition
Last week, the Commonwealth Heads of Government (CHOGM) summit...
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Time has come for reparations dialogue, Commonwealth heads agree
Commonwealth leaders have agreed the "time has come" for...
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Commonwealth summit in Samoa: Why won’t the UK discuss
At the summit, a demand that the United Kingdom...
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Commonwealth leaders say ‘time has come’ for discussion on
Commonwealth leaders, ending a week-long summit in Samoa, said...
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King Charles and the £200bn slavery reparations bill looming
King Charles and Keir Starmer have faced renewed calls...
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PM Mia Mottley calls The Church of England’s reparations
“The conversation gives us the dignity of agency which...
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Message from Ambassador David Comissiong on the Church of
However, the Task Force wishes to make clear that...
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Sonjah Stanley Niaah | New decade for reparatory justice
Over the last decade, the Caribbean reparatory justice movement...
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Calls For Suriname to Follow Barbados and Trinidad and
The chairman of the National Reparations Commission in Suriname,...
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