What is in the Caribbean’s new slavery reparations manifesto?

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The Caribbean Community Reparations Commission's new manifesto is part of a broader effort by the Caribbean Community to address the legacy of slavery and seek reparations from former colonial powers. The issue of reparations has been a longstanding one, with the Caribbean Community having previously outlined a 10-point plan for reparations from the UK and other countries. The launch of the manifesto follows a recent conference in Ghana, which brought together stakeholders to discuss the ongoing impact of slavery and the case for reparations.

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What is in the Caribbean’s new slavery reparations manifesto?

Caricom Reparations Commission’s Hilary Beckles explains how it will help address the ‘residual legacy of slavery’ • Barbados prime minister announces manifesto for slavery reparations One of the key outcomes of the recent “historic” reparations conference in Ghana was the launch of the Caribbean’s manifesto outlining the “moral, ethical and legal case for reparations” for the enslavement of African people. The Carib…