Commonwealth leaders say it's time for slavery reparation talks
STORY: "The time has come" for a discussion on whether Britain should commit to reparations for its role in the transatlantic slave trade.That's what leaders of Commonwealth nations said in a joint statement on Saturday (October 26),
Commonwealth nations to discuss slavery reparations, climate change
The leaders of the Commonwealth grouping of nations met on Thursday ahead of a summit in the South Pacific nation of Samoa that will feature talks on climate change and the question of reparations for Britain's role in transatlantic slavery.
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Commonwealth countries have adopted their first ocean declaration during their summit held for the first time in the Pacific ...
In a boost for Pacific Islands such as Tuvalu under threat from rising seas, Commonwealth nations agreed on Saturday that a ...
The UK agreed to hold talks about its historical involvement in the slave trade in a joint statement with other Commonwealth ...
King Charles has said Commonwealth nations must acknowledge "the most painful aspects of our past" in order to learn its ...
Commonwealth leaders, ending a week-long summit in Samoa, said on Saturday the time had come for a discussion on whether ...
President Bola Tinubu has congratulated Ghana’s Minister for Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration, Hon Shirley Ayorkor ...
Commonwealth countries today adopted the Apia Commonwealth Ocean Declaration for One Resilient Common Future, which calls on ...
PRESIDENT, Dr Irfaan Ali has encouraged Commonwealth nations to use the Dumfries House in Scotland as a blueprint for the establishment of “estates of harmony ...
Prime Minister Lawrence Wong says the Commonwealth offers new ways of cooperation - from trade to climate response - that can ...
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Britain has lost a key battle over reparations as Commonwealth leaders used the group’s summit in Samoa to demand talks on ...
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