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Scottish Auction Faces Criticism for Selling Slave Neck Shackles

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•The auction is taking place in Scotland and includes neck shackles used in slavery.
•Activists and community members have publicly criticized the auction for selling these items.
•The neck shackles are historical artifacts linked to the transatlantic slave trade.
•The controversy has led to discussions about how to handle and display items connected to slavery.

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▸If the auction proceeds with the sale without changes there could be increased public backlash and calls for boycotts affecting the auction house and similar sellers.

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MEAsharq Al-Awsat (EN)Scottish Antiques Auction Selling Neck Shackles Accused of ‘Profiting from Slavery’

A Scottish antiques auction is selling neck shackles that were used during slavery, drawing accusations of profiting from a painful history. The sale has sparked debate about the ethics of trading items linked to human suffering and the legacy of slavery. Critics argue that selling such artifacts without proper context can be disrespectful to descendants of enslaved people and may fuel calls for stricter regulations on historical items tied to slavery.