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Ghana Leads Global Call to Recognise Transatlantic Slave Trade as Crime Against Humanity
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Ghana Leads Global Call to Recognise Transatlantic Slave Trade as Crime Against Humanity
The Vice President of Ghana, Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang, has announced that Ghana is leading efforts at the United Nations to have the transatlantic slave trade formally recognised as one of the greatest crimes against humanity. She made the remarks while serving as Guest of Honour at a citizenship ceremony organised by the Diaspora Affairs Office and the Ministry of the Interior, where about 150 members of the African diaspora were granted Ghana…
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