The Durban Declaration and Programme of Action described slavery and the transatlantic slave trade as crimes against humanity and recognized their continuing consequences. The declaration emerged from struggles by African, Caribbean, and diaspora states and civil society to make colonial histories central to global debates on racism. Its language also records ongoing disagreement over apology, responsibility, and reparative justice.
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