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Antigua hosts a meeting on November 3rd to discuss reparatory justice, with the UK government considering an apology for the slave trade.
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Antigua hosts a meeting on November 3rd to discuss reparatory justice, with the UK government considering an apology for the slave trade.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.UK agrees to structured talks on historical harms and allocates green energy funds during CHOGM in Antigua.1 source
UK government considers apology for slave trade during Antigua reparatory justice meeting.1 source
The Church of England opposed reparations demands made by Caribbean nations at the Antigua meeting.1 source
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The entities involved
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Antigua
island in Antigua and Barbuda
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Commonwealth
American nonprofit organization
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Andy Burnham
British politician (born 1970)
Related events
- Gaston Browne committed Antigua to a reparations agenda, advocating for reparatory justice alongside Mia Mottley.
- King Charles is touring the Caribbean while Guyana demands an apology for the slave trade, influencing reparations talks.
- Gaston Browne demands reparations from Andy Burnham following his apology talks.
- Reparations demands led to a summit held in Antigua on October 28, 2026.
- During the conference in Barbados, Caribbean nations pushed for a reparations deal, while UK official Andy Burnham reiterated the UK's non-payment stance.