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Slavery

Showing 6 recent stories about Slavery.

UK

Jamaica's Call for Justice Amid Royal Family's Turmoil

As Jamaica seeks reparations from the UK, the royal family grapples with its own challenges.

Sep 8, 2026• Al Jazeera
UK

UK Government Rejects Jamaican Reparations Amid Calls for Action

Despite expressions of sorrow, the UK government stands firm against reparations for slavery, igniting debate on colonial justice.

Sep 7, 2026• Al Jazeera
UK

Jamaica's $10 Billion Reparations Claim Against the UK

Jamaica demands reparations for centuries of slavery under British rule, seeking $10 billion to address historical injustices.

Sep 7, 2026• Al Jazeera
UK

Jamaica Seeks Slavery Reparations from UK During Royal Visit

Jamaica's petition to King Charles addresses historical injustices and questions the UK's role in slavery.

Sep 7, 2026• Al Jazeera
JD Vance

Ghana Hosts Conference on Slavery and Reparations

World leaders gather in Ghana to discuss reparations and the legacy of slavery.

Jun 20, 2026• Al Jazeera
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UN Vote on Slavery and US War Goals Collide

UN debates reparations for slavery as US eyes quick war end.

Mar 28, 2026• BBC World