The UN conference assembled governments and civil society to address slavery, colonialism, racism and contemporary discrimination. NAM states pressed historical responsibility and structural inequality onto the international agenda; the conference also exposed deep disagreement over the language of reparations and the Middle East.
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Which postcolonial issues were debated at the 2001 Durban racism conference?
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The conference put historical responsibility and structural racism on the UN agenda.
NAM members used the 2001 Durban conference to raise colonial legacies and racism in multilateral debate.
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The conference debated slavery, colonialism and contemporary racism.