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The African Union and Caribbean Community are involved in reparatory justice demands concerning the transatlantic slave trade.

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The African Union and Caribbean Community are involved in reparatory justice demands concerning the transatlantic slave trade.

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African UnionCaribbean CommunityRoyal African Company

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  1. Mia Mottley advocates for reparatory justice and healing for African descendants.1 source
  2. Andy Burnham is pushing for the UK to negotiate a reparations deal and demanding accountability for transatlantic slavery.Sub-event
  3. CARICOM adopted a 10-Point Plan for Reparatory Justice and classified Trans-Atlantic Chattel Slavery as a Gravest Crime.1 source
  4. The Caribbean Community has made demands for reparations from the Crown regarding slavery.Sub-event
  5. Ghana, Jamaica, African Union, and Caribbean Community met to discuss cooperation, trade, and reparations for transatlantic trade.Sub-event
  6. Reparations demands for slave trade are challenged by evidence of financial investment in slavery.1 source
  7. AU and CC examine archives of the Royal African Company regarding reparatory justice demands.1 source
  8. A bloc abstained from a UN resolution on slavery while reparations were called for.1 source

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