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  1. Dmitry Medvedev supports African nations' reparations efforts, which are represented by the African Union.

A global conference convened in Accra, Ghana, where leaders like Emmanuel Macron addressed the conference on reparations, while the EU and Argentina rejected a UN resolution.

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A global conference convened in Accra, Ghana, where leaders like Emmanuel Macron addressed the conference on reparations, while the EU and Argentina rejected a UN resolution.

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  1. Ghana leads push for African unity by hosting reparatory justice conference.1 source
  2. The conference in Accra specifically focused on demanding reparatory justice.1 source
  3. Conference demands reparatory justice, linking to broader reparations discussion in Africa.1 source
  4. AU and CARICOM adopted a reparations plan at the Ghana conference; EU resisted UN slavery resolution.1 source
  5. Ghana hosts reparations conference; Macron calls for reparations against Western opposition.1 source
  6. Global conference in Accra on reparations; Macron addressed the conference, EU/Argentina rejected UN resolution.1 source
  7. Conference calls for restorative justice commitments from nations involved in slave trading.1 source
  8. Ghana hosts conference on reparatory justice for enslaved Africans.1 source

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