Barbados calls for Benedict Cumberbatch to pay reparations for family's slave plantation
The actor's ancestors owned a plantation in Barbados in 1728, which housed approximately 250 slaves
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The actor's ancestors owned a plantation in Barbados in 1728, which housed approximately 250 slaves
Benedict Cumberbatch's family could be forced to pay reparations to Barbados for running a slave plantation on the island in the 18th and 19th century.
The seventh great-grandfather of the Oscar-nominated star bought the Cleland plantation in the north of the island in 1728
Caribbean campaign group says ‘any descendants of white plantation owners’ should pay damages, including the Hollywood actor
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