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To the street and said, "no, we don't want the chinese communist party dictatorship, we want democracy." he also, xijinping, puts great emphasis on being received as a respectable leader by the rest of the world. and that's why he fights us tooth and nail when we try to, you know, introduce a resolution on xinjiang at the united nations human rights council. he cares desperately about not being stigmatised, about not being shamed, because that's such a central part of his legitimacy. he wants to say to the people in china, "look, everybody else thinks i'm a legitimate leader, you should accept...

He cares desperately about not being stigmatised, about not being shamed, because that's such a central part of his legitimacy. he wants to say to the people in china, "look, everybody else thinks i'm a legitimate leader, you should accept me, too." and indeed, more and more, the world is not accepting his mass atrocities at home. and so that is what we're trying to highlight and we're not nice about it. we spotlight that every chance we can. one thing that i want to discuss with you, which i've never had a chance before, is what emerged in 2020 as your decision, i think back in 2012, to take ...

Of dehumanisation that my family had profited from as absentee slave owners of these sugar plantations, i felt ashamed. the trevelyan family has decided to apologise in a public letter. they write... they go on... five—times great grandfather... ms trevelyan explained the impact her family's actions still have today. poverty is rife. there's a lot of obesity, of hypertension, of ill health, which is linked to slavery,

During the nineteenth century. the family includes the bbc correspondent laura trevelyan who says they are paying reparations by donating £100,000 to a fund on the island. celestina olulode reports. a painful past with a legacy that lingers. a reality bbc presenter laura trevelyan was confronted with after learning her family was listed on a database of slave owners. when i went to grenada and i saw for myself the plantations, where slaves were punished, when i saw the instruments of torture that were used to restrain them, when i looked at the neck braces, at the manacles, at the system of d...

Correspondent laura trevelyan who says they are paying reparations by donating £100,000 to a fund on the island. celestina olulode reports. a painful past with a legacy that lingers. a reality bbc presenter laura trevelyan was confronted with after learning her family was listed on a database of slave owners. when i went to grenada and i saw for myself the plantations, where slaves were punished, when i saw the instruments of torture that were used to restrain them, when i looked at the neck braces, at the manacles, at the system of dehumanisation that my family had profited from as absentee ...