Lloyd’s of London and Church of England also to be approached over role in past exploitation

National reparations commissions in the region will also approach Lloyd’s of London and the Church of England with demands of financial payments and reparative justice for their historic role in slavery.

  • snooggums
    3•1 year ago

    Why not? Do you think Germany paying restitution long after WWII set a precedent that applies to you?

    Do you just fear acknowledging the wrongs of the past?

    • Chariotwheel
      1•1 year ago

      Fun facts:

      We finished paying off our World War 1 reparation debt in 2010.

      Although we’re going to pay Namibia 1.1 billion, although those are explictely not reparations officially, because we also don’t want to set a precedent on the matter.

      (and needless to say we’re still actively paying for the Holocaust)