Ghana is preparing to introduce a resolution at the United Nations. The resolution aims to recognize the transatlantic slave trade as a grave crime. It will also call for reparations for its lasting impact.
The government intends to table the proposal before the UN General Assembly. This move signals Ghana's continued commitment to advocating for reparations.
Officials anticipate broad support for the resolution from member states. However, they acknowledge potential resistance from some European nations.
The resolution marks a significant step in Ghana's efforts to address historical injustices. It seeks international acknowledgment of the severe harm caused by the slave trade.
The proposal emphasizes the need for accountability and redress for the victims and their descendants.
Ghana has been a leading voice in Africa for the reparations movement.