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Slavery Abolition Act

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The Slavery Abolition Act 1833 was passed by the Parliament of the United Kingdom on August 1, 1834, and it gradually abolished slavery in most parts of the British Empire, with the exception of certain territories. The Act was the culmination of decades of campaigning by abolitionists, including William Wilberforce, Granville Sharp, and Thomas Clarkson, who drew attention to the inhumane treatment of slaves and advocated for their emancipation. The Act prohibited the purchase or ownership of slaves within the British Empire and provided for the gradual emancipation of slaves, which was completed in 1838.learn more on wikipedia

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  2. Commonwealth Leaders Reject UK's Slavery Reparations Position

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perspectives

  1. 1.British Foreign Policy
  2. 2.UK under Keir Starmer
  3. 3.Slavery
  4. 4.Commonwealth

countries

  1. 1.SamoaWS
  2. 2.AustraliaAU
  3. 3.BahamasBS
  4. 4.United KingdomGB
  5. 5.GhanaGH
  6. 6.KenyaKE
  7. 7.South AfricaZA
  8. 8.Antigua and BarbudaAG

organizations

  1. 1.Commonwealth
  2. 2.10 Downing StreetGB
  3. 3.Institute of Commonwealth Studies
  4. 4.University of London
  5. 5.African Union
  6. 6.British Foreign OfficeGB
  7. 7.Community of Latin American and Caribbean States
  8. 8.Conservative Party
  9. 9.International Court of Justice
  10. 10.Labour Party
  11. 11.Trinity College
  12. 12.University of the West Indies

persons

  1. 1.Frederick MitchellBS
  2. 2.Keir StarmerGB
  3. 3.Patricia ScotlandGB
  4. 4.William Mallard
  5. 5.Alasdair Pal
  6. 6.Catarina Demony
  7. 7.Cordelia Hsu
  8. 8.James Redmayne
  9. 9.Kingsley AbbottGB
  10. 10.Lincoln Feast
  11. 11.Rachel ReevesGB
  12. 12.Sam McKeith

technicals

  1. 1.Caribbean Sea
  2. 2.Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting
  3. 3.Pacific Ocean
  4. 4.Sydney Opera House
  5. 5.UK-Caribbean Forum
  6. 6.Nobel Prize
Slavery Abolition Act