King Charles heads to Caribbean as calls grow for slavery apology
King Charles III is visiting the Caribbean, where there is growing pressure on Britain to apologize for and pay reparations related to its historical role in the slave trade. The visit has raised questions about the monarchy's place in these nations and their relationship with Britain. Caribbean countries are using this moment to call for Britain to formally acknowledge and address the harms of slavery.
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