Reparations Not on Commonwealth Agenda

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Global calls for reparations are only growing louder. Why is Britain still digging in its heels? | Hilary Beckles

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Labour has said reparations for the British enslavement of black people in the Caribbean are not on the agenda at the Commonwealth heads of government meeting this week in the South Pacific .

The Labour government has asserted that it will not now or ever participate in the payment of any form of reparation.

Britain received the Marshall plan after the second world war, but refuses to engage with the Caribbean after the slavery holocaust.

Many British families whose wealth is derived from slavery have already come forward to discuss the reparations project.

The concepts of reconciliation and racial healing inform the initiative proposed by the Caricom commission.

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