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Jamaicans call for Gladstone slavery reparations - Vimarsana News

Jamaicans call for Gladstone slavery reparations

The family told the BBC: "At the moment we are solely focused on Guyana."

Guyana's president asks European slave traders' descendants to pay reparations | Guyana - Vimarsana News

Guyana's president asks European slave traders' descendants to pay reparations | Guyana

Irfaan Ali also demands posthumous charges for crimes against humanity for traders and enslavers

Slavery stole Africans' ideas as well as their bodies: reparations should reflect this - Vimarsana News

Slavery stole Africans' ideas as well as their bodies: reparations should reflect this

Britain’s industrial revolution was built on slavery: both black labour and intellectual property.

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A United Nations (UN) judge says the United Kingdom is likely to owe more than £18tn in reparations for its historic role in transatlantic slavery. A report co-authored by the judge, Patrick Robinson, says the UK should pay $24tn for its slavery involvement in 14 countries. But Robinson said the sum was an “underestimation” of the damage caused by the slave trade. He said he was amazed some countries responsible …

'We owe nothing': Jamaican judge slammed for 'silly' claim that Britain owes £18.8TRILLION - at least - in reparations for its role in the slave trade to reflect 'the enormity of the damage caused' - Vimarsana News

'We owe nothing': Jamaican judge slammed for 'silly' claim that Britain owes £18.8TRILLION - at least - in reparations for its role in the slave trade to reflect 'the enormity of the damage caused'

Patrick Robinson claimed that countries behind the centuries of atrocities were 'obliged to pay' and accused politicians like Rishi Sunak of burying their heads in the sand.