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Caribbean Nations Agree To Seek Slavery Reparations From Europe -- Reuters
(Reuters) - Caribbean leaders are moving forward with a plan to seek reparations from the former slave-owning states of Europe, according to a lawyer for the island nations.
The Caribbean Community (Caricom) approved a 10-point plan for reparations at a two-day meeting in St. Vincent and the Grenadines that was due to wrap up on Tuesday, said Martyn Day, a U.K.-based lawyer at Leigh Day, who is working on the case.
The Caribbean countries said that European governments in addition to being responsible for conducting slavery and genocide, also imposed 100 years of racial apartheid and suffering on freed slaves and the survivors of genocide.
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Illiteracy, diabetes, psychological trauma: Caribbean states demand reparations for ‘legacy of slavery’ -- RT
Reparations are not the answer to slavery - British Foreign Office -- Voice of Russia
Dutch academic skeptical about Caribbean reparations claim -- Jamaica Observer
Slavery reparations: Is money the answer? -- Al Jazeera
Yes, slavery was evil. But it would be insane to force us to pay damages for age-old wrongs -- Max Hastings, Daily Mail
My Comment: I am sure that Europe will entertain this case .... but as to sending what would be essentially billions in reparations to Caribbean governments .... dream on.
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