UN declares enslavement a crime against humanity, while Bahamas seeks reparations and participates in conferences in Ghana and Togo.
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UN declares enslavement a crime against humanity, while Bahamas seeks reparations and participates in conferences in Ghana and Togo.
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The entities involved
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United Nations General Assembly
principal organ of the United Nations
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Bahamas
Canadian singer-songwriter
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Ghana
country in West Africa
Related events
- Bahamas led a delegation to the United Nations General Assembly, with Philip Davis and Chester Cooper involved in leadership roles.
- Ghana, the UN, and the African Union are engaging on the financial dimension of reparations.
- UNGA discussed the suffering of the African continent, and Ghana championed a resolution on reparations.