Ghana and Trinidad and Tobago discussed a dedicated platform to advance reparatory justice and coordinate structured engagement with the United Kingdom at a bilateral meeting on the margins of CHOGM on 4 November. Ghana News Agency reported that the proposed platform could be co-chaired by the African Union and CARICOM; 3News Ghana also reported the proposal. The ministers said reparatory justice could include acknowledgement, reconciliation, non-repetition, scholarships, health infrastructure and education. It remained a proposal, not an established joint body.
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