A global reparations framework was unveiled and adopted at a conference in Accra, guided by UNGA resolutions and involving Mia Mottley.
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What happened
A global reparations framework was unveiled and adopted at a conference in Accra, guided by UNGA resolutions and involving Mia Mottley.
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The entities involved
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Accra
capital city of Ghana
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Mia Mottley
prime minister of Barbados since 2018
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United Nations General Assembly
principal organ of the United Nations
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