Britain Set to Apologize for Role in Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade
The UK and Caribbean to begin time-bound talks regarding a slavery apology and reparations as King Charles expresses horror over the history.
POLICY WIRE — London, UK — The United Kingdom and Caribbean nations are scheduled to initiate formal dialogues within the coming year regarding the historical legacy of the trans-atlantic slave trade. This movement follows increasing calls for official reparations related to the era.
The British government has committed to engaging in these time-bound discussions to address an apology for slavery. King Charles expressed his sentiments, stating that the nation’s involvement in the slave trade fills his heart with horror, while noting his determination to build a better future beyond the shame of the past.
Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)
