United Nations says Britain should put statues of 'people of African descent' in public spaces to atone for the slave trade

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United Nations says Britain should put statues of 'people of African descent' in public spaces to atone for the slave trade

Legal experts are calling on former slave-trading nations to erect statues of people of African descent because they have an 'obligation to repair' the harm caused by the slave trade.