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In Accra, Ghana, I joined President John Dramani Mahama and leaders from Africa, the Caribbean and the diaspora for the High-Level Consultative Conference on reparatory justice, following the historic United Nations resolution on the trafficking of enslaved Africans and racialised chattel enslavement. For Barbados, this moment reaches deep. Our colonial legislature gave the world the 1661 Slave Code, a law that helped strip African people of dignity by treating them as chattel, property, less than human. That wrong was known then. It must be answered now. I stood there on behalf of Barbados and the Caribbean, clear that our duty is repair, healing and unity. Ghana called the world to freedom almost seventy years ago. Today, it calls us again to help ensure that the children of Africa and its diaspora inherit dignity, prosperity and peace.
In Accra, Ghana, I joined President John Dramani Mahama and leaders from Africa, the Caribbean and the diaspora for the High-Level Consultative Conference on reparatory justice, following the historic United Nations resolution on the trafficking of enslaved Africans and racialised chattel enslavement. For Barbados, this moment reaches deep. Our colonial legislature gave the world the 1661 Slave Code, a law that helped strip African people of dignity by treating them as chattel, property, less than human. That wrong was known then. It must be answered now. I stood there on behalf of Barbados and the Caribbean, clear that our duty is repair, healing and unity. Ghana called the world to freedom almost seventy years ago. Today, it calls us again to help ensure that the children of Africa and its diaspora inherit dignity, prosperity and peace.

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