Commonwealth Leaders Reject UK's Slavery Reparations Position

Recent developments on the issue of reparations for slavery within the Commonwealth have been reported. It has been stated that reparatory justice can take various forms, including financial reparations. Officials are reportedly negotiating an agreement to conduct further research on the matter. However, sources indicate that the British government is not currently considering reparations at the upcoming summit in Samoa, despite calls from Caribbean governments and other nations to provide such compensation. Meanwhile, the Caribbean Community has proposed a 10-point plan, which includes an apology and actions to address the socioeconomic impacts of slavery. This plan has been endorsed by three candidates vying to become the next secretary-general of the Commonwealth.