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'The United States cannot support this resolution, despite acknowledging the transatlantic slave trade as a historical wrong.’ The US rejects the UN resolution backed by Ghana on reparatory justice, citing concerns over its legal basis, framing of reparations for historical wrongs, and lack of clarity on beneficiaries. Watch here:... show more

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wei2highvor 5 Monaten

Notice how colonial powers selectively apply the law and international law only when it suits them. When Israel and America bombed a school in Iran, what law did they follow? The British government paid slave owners up until 2015 but then colonial powers try to make excuses

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America knows the moneys will be used by politicians for their selfish purposes

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Kojo Snow 👩🏾‍💻❄️🇬🇭🇨🇦vor 5 Monaten

@kennedy_kfk Jokers.. what do we want?? We sold ourselves Baba

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Ekow(Healthfluency)vor 5 Monaten

What about the trans Saharan slave trade which began much earlier ?

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Fact

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KFxvor 5 Monaten

If I were Trump, I would have tell them to trace the real victims before we can discuss about reparations. Have the Africa leaders been able to refund stolen through corruption over the years? I was happy when the US rep said UN mission is not push this kind of agenda.

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GlobalPulse25vor 5 Monaten

So is the holo whatever that the Demons cry about

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A.A.B officialvor 5 Monaten

These are the so-called human rights police of the world

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We can supply you with all that information needed.

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The Dark Centaurvor 5 Monaten

Such a racist piece 😡

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Dual Citizen Kayvor 5 Monaten

@Sanda_Abdul_ Killer ntua

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HIGHEST !🦍vor 5 Monaten

The hypocrisy!😒😂

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I support the US 100%. Should we also go back to biblical times and take reparations?. We Africans also contributed to slavery. Blaming slavery and not bad leadership would always keep is stagnant. Let put this behind us and carve a new path

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"We have made it clear that African leaders are not looking for money, it goes against our conscience to seek to profit from it." - Foreign Affairs Minister, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa insists the UN resolution on reparatory justice is not a move by the continent's leaders to enrich themselves. #GhanaNews #CitiFM #ChannelOneTV #UN #ReparatoryJustice

"We have made it clear that African leaders are not looking for money, it goes against our conscience to seek to profit from it." - Foreign Affairs Minister, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa insists the UN resolution on reparatory justice is not a move by the continent's leaders to enrich themselves. #GhanaNews #CitiFM #ChannelOneTV #UN #ReparatoryJustice

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A resolution proposed by Ghana at the United Nations to recognize transatlantic slavery as the ‘gravest crime against humanity’ and calling for reparations has been adopted despite resistance from Europe and the US

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President John Dramani Mahama has arrived at the Next Steps Conference to join fellow heads of state, diplomats, and other dignitaries for high-level consultations on the global reparations agenda. The discussions follow the recent UN resolution recognizing the Transatlantic Slave Trade as a grave crime against humanity and seek to advance dialogue on justice, reparative measures, and historical accountability. [🎥: 1957News]

President John Dramani Mahama has arrived at the Next Steps Conference to join fellow heads of state, diplomats, and other dignitaries for high-level consultations on the global reparations agenda. The discussions follow the recent UN resolution recognizing the Transatlantic Slave Trade as a grave crime against humanity and seek to advance dialogue on justice, reparative measures, and historical accountability. [🎥: 1957News]

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THE UNITED STATES, ISRAEL AND ARGENTINA VOTED NO ON AN UN RESOLUTION THAT WOULD’VE DECLARED THE TRANSATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE WAS THE GRAVEST CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY

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Ghana’s President John Mahama says the US told him ahead of a UN vote on the transatlantic slave trade that it would oppose the resolution. Mahama said he was disappointed but stressed that Americans today should not bear guilt for historical wrongdoing. Credit : TRT World

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“Erasure begins with language.” Africa built roads, railways, buildings, harvested crops, mined precious metals—and paid with the blood of ancestors. Yet history often greets these contributions with silence and mythology. — President John Mahama, on the Transatlantic Slave Trade at the UN Watch the full dialogue here: #CitiNewsroom #CitiFM #GhanaNews #UN #ReparatoryJustice

“Erasure begins with language.” Africa built roads, railways, buildings, harvested crops, mined precious metals—and paid with the blood of ancestors. Yet history often greets these contributions with silence and mythology. — President John Mahama, on the Transatlantic Slave Trade at the UN Watch the full dialogue here: #CitiNewsroom #CitiFM #GhanaNews #UN #ReparatoryJustice

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South Africa is aligned to the UN resolution that declared the transatlantic trafficking and racialised enslavement of Africans as the gravest crime against humanity. We affirm the role of reparations as a necessary step toward remedying historical injustice.

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"When the President of Ghana, John Mahama, took the resolution to the UN for the World to say that the Transatlantic Trade was a crime against humanity, the United States of America, Israel and Argentina voted against the resolution and all the colonizers abstained." Prof PLO Lumumba

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