The Collectivité Territoriale de Guyane began a scheduled public release of civil records of enslaved people and marronnage declarations for 1834–1848. The schedule starts with Mapa, Oyapock, and Approuague in the week beginning 27 April. Publishing the records creates new ways to trace named lives and family connections while keeping visible that the documents were produced by a coercive colonial administration.
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Which districts were scheduled first in CTG’s 2020 archive release?
The 2020 CTG archive release began with Roura and Kaw.
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The first scheduled release covered Mapa, Oyapock, and Approuague.