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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...
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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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Haiti joins CARICOM Reparations Commission
The Haitian government has appointed Fritz Deshommes, the rector...
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Reparations on the agenda of the CHOGM
In recognizing Emancipation Day on Thursday, August 1, 2024,...
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Reparations Committee relaunched
The Bahamas National Reparations Committee was relaunched on Friday...
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TT committee chairman: ‘Decolonising our minds’ on reparations
IN 1985, under the George Chambers administration, TT became...
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Bahamas National Reparations Committee renews mandate with official relaunch
The Bahamas National Reparations Committee officially relaunched on Friday...
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Descendants of enslaved Africans should manage £100 million fund,
England’s most senior cleric has declared that the £100...
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Committee kick-starts National Reparations Week
Fergus said, “Reparations for genocide and enslavement of native...
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Grenada demands Bank of England pay reparations for its
“The Government of Grenada calls upon the Bank of...
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Britain owes Caribbean nations £205 billion in slavery reparations,
Rev Dr Michael Banner's book, Britain's Slavery Debt: Reparations...
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Recharging reparations responsibilities
The Portuguese president’s timely speech should be leveraged by...
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