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Britain told to build statues of Africans, educate children on slavery and be nicer to migrants after UN vote
United Nations experts have called on Britain and other countries involved in the transatlantic slave trade to take a series of measures to address its historical consequences, including creating public monuments honouring those of African descent.The recommendations are contained in guidance produced by the UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD), who say former slave-trading states have a moral and legal obligation to a…
UN Calls for Global Slavery Reparations
A UN organ is making demands so incredible it would be unbelievable had we not heard similar loud cries from race hucksters a few years ago. The UN’s Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD) published a document titled “General recommendation No. 40 on reparatory justice for the harms and continuing consequences of colonialism, ...
A century after its condemnation by international law, the subject of slavery continues to stir up the highest bodies of the world. States that have participated, directly or indirectly, in the trade... The article "Reparing the harms": the UN wants to make France pay for the transatlantic trade appeared first on current values.
Slavery does not belong only to the past. Its consequences continue to manifest themselves through systemic inequalities and racism. This is what the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD) recalled on Monday on the occasion of the International Day of People of African Descent. According to the Committee, the time that has elapsed cannot [...] The article Slavery is not of the past: the UN calls for reparatio…
A United Nations (UN) committee has called on Britain and other former colonial powers to build public monuments celebrating people of African descent, part of a wider global push for so-called “restorative justice” in which African states are preparing a tough international legal offensive to extract massive financial compensation from London for the historic slave trade, The Telegraph reported.
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