CARICOM leaders accepted the Caribbean Reparatory Justice Programme as a basis for discussions on reparations for slavery and Indigenous genocide. Its ten-point proposals included a formal apology by European governments, cultural institutions, education initiatives, and debt cancellation. The programme recast reparations as a regional development and justice agenda. It was a CARICOM decision rather than a Grenada-only policy, but Grenada's participation in the regional process connected the island to its shared claim concerning slavery, colonial extraction, and their continuing effects.
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The Caribbean Reparatory Justice Programme included apology, education, cultural institutions, and debt cancellation proposals.
CARICOM's ten-point reparatory justice programme included education and cultural institutions.
The programme included education initiatives and Caribbean cultural institutions, among other proposals.