On Emancipation Day, various islands including Grenada, Jamaica, Guyana, Trinidad and Tobago, and Barbados marked the resistance to slavery and the application of the Slavery Abolition Act across the British Empire.

The entities involved

• Grenada →

  island sovereign state in the Caribbean Sea

  • A Jamaican Prime Minister paid tribute to regional culture, referencing Grenada.Mon 15:02
  • Cuba's Foreign Minister held bilateral discussions with counterparts from Equatorial Guinea, Burundi, and Grenada.Sun 11:54
• Jamaica →

  island state in the Caribbean Sea

  • Jamaica and Korea competed in the WorldSkills Competition.Mon 16:25
  • Delroy Chuck serves as Minister of Justice in Jamaica and contributed to sectoral debate in Parliament.Mon 15:52
• Guyana →

  country in South America

  • Cuba faces international pressure regarding its political system, and Guyana expresses solidarity regarding Cuba's challenges.Mon 17:45
  • A tragedy occurred in Mahdia, exposing deep-rooted systemic governance failures within Guyana.Mon 17:37
• Trinidad and Tobago →

  island sovereign state in the Caribbean

  • An incident involving entities located seven miles from the country of Venezuela or Trinidad and Tobago has been reported.Sun 13:57
  • The Trinidad and Tobago government is managing the decommissioning of its penal system.Sun 10:44

Related events

• The event details the historical roots of the plantation system, colonial exploitation, and family migration from Guyana.Jun 10
• Barbados formally sought slavery reparations from England on July 21, 2026.Jul 22
• A symposium was held in St George involving Grenada and the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States, with Grenada's Minister Andrews present.Sep 11