The First Pan-African Conference on Reparations for African Enslavement, Colonization and Neo-Colonization adopted the Abuja Proclamation. It declared reparations a matter of justice, called on African states and the diaspora to organize, and urged institutions and governments responsible for enslavement and colonialism to address the resulting harm. It built a framework for collective political action; it did not settle claims or create a payment mechanism.
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Article 8 committed Italy to fund agreed infrastructure projects totaling up to US$5 billion.