Ghana to Host Global Reparations Conference After UN Slavery Resolution
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- •The United Nations passed a resolution on reparations related to slavery in early 2026.
- •Ghana was selected as the host country for the global reparations conference.
- •The conference will include participation from multiple countries, civil society groups, and scholars.
- •The event is scheduled to take place in 2026 following the UN resolution.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Ghana successfully convenes a broad coalition at the conference then international support for reparations initiatives could increase, potentially leading to formal agreements and funding commitments benefiting affected communities.
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