Church of England's £100M slavery fund faces backlash
The Church of England's £100 million fund to address its historical links to slavery sparks debate as critics question its effectiveness and transparency.
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Ciara granted Benin citizenship in reparations gesture
American singer Ciara has been awarded honorary citizenship by Benin in a symbolic move as the nation seeks reparations for its role in the transatlantic slave trade.
Edinburgh's slavery legacy demands action beyond reports
A new report on Edinburgh's historical ties to slavery sparks debate on how cities should confront uncomfortable truths beyond academic circles.
Edinburgh Uni confronts ties to Scottish enslaver in Jamaica
The University of Edinburgh faces calls to address its historical links to a Scottish enslaver in Jamaica, sparking debates on reparations and institutional accountability.
Edinburgh University's slavery ties revealed
A shocking investigation reveals how Edinburgh University's historic wealth is deeply tied to the transatlantic slave trade, raising urgent questions about reparations and institutional accountability.
Edinburgh Uni investigates slavery and colonialism ties
The University of Edinburgh has initiated a comprehensive investigation into its historical links to slavery and colonialism, aiming to address past injustices and promote inclusivity.
Kenya plans Nairobi land for African Americans
Kenya's government has unveiled an ambitious plan to allocate land in Nairobi for African Americans seeking to reconnect with their roots. Could this be a groundbreaking move in the global reparations debate?
ICJ ruling opens door to climate reparations for polluters
A landmark ruling by the International Court of Justice could force Australia and other top carbon emitters to pay climate reparations, reshaping global environmental accountability.
France open to reparations talks with Niger
France signals willingness to engage in talks about reparations for its colonial actions in Niger, marking a potential shift in diplomatic relations.
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