Ghana plans to submit a motion to the United Nations. President John Dramani Mahama announced this plan. The motion seeks to have slavery and the transatlantic slave trade recognized globally. They would be called the gravest crimes against humanity.
Mahama made the announcement during Ghana's 69th Independence Day celebration. This event took place at the Jubilee House on Friday.
The proposed UN motion aims to elevate the historical view of these atrocities. It seeks a formal international acknowledgement of their severity.
Submitting a motion to the UN represents a significant diplomatic effort. Ghana will lead this initiative later this month.
The details of the motion's submission and expected discussions are forthcoming. This action highlights Ghana's commitment to historical justice on a global stage.