- Church Commissioners are managing a £100m reparative justice fund, noting the Church's historical profits from sugar plantations in Barbados.
- The Church of England is debating the moral basis of its £100m reparative justice program and related financial structures.
The Church of England is considering a scheme to give up £100 million for reparations, alongside reductions in central church support.
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The Church of England is considering a scheme to give up £100 million for reparations, alongside reductions in central church support.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.MPs questioned ministers over church funds amid amplified anti-reparations media coverage.1 source
The debate over the £100m reparations fund continues with specific financial cuts announced.1 source
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Church of England
Christian church in England and the Mother Church of the worldwide Anglican Communion