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Africa: UN Committee Presents Legal Case for Broad Slavery Reparations

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[RFI] Countries are "legally obliged" to provide broad reparations for harms resulting from both direct and indirect involvement in the transatlantic African slave trade, a United Nations committee has said. This comes amid a fresh interpretation of a global accord, published on Monday.
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