Irish Digicel owner demands Britain pays reparations to Caribbean nations
O'Brien set up Digicel in 2001 and insists his ancestors did not benefit from slavery and wants Britain to pay up
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O'Brien set up Digicel in 2001 and insists his ancestors did not benefit from slavery and wants Britain to pay up
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One Irish billionaire has listened to those calling for reparations and is now demanding Britain and other European nations step up and pay for the horrors of transatlantic slavery.
An Irish billionaire is leading an international campaign to demand that European nations pay reparations for their role in the transatlantic slave trade.Denis O’Brien, 65, the founder of Digicel, a