At their 34th regular meeting, CARICOM Heads of Government mandated a regional commission and national committees to pursue reparatory justice for Indigenous and African-descended communities. The decision converted advocacy into a coordinated intergovernmental project across Caribbean states, with an explicit case-making role rather than judicial power.
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The regional body was created to develop and advocate the case. Event key: 43_CR_20130704_01
CARICOM leaders mandated regional and national reparations structures in 2013.
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The 34th Meeting of Heads of Government issued the mandate. Event key: 43_CR_20130704_01