Ablakwa: Ghana Anticipates Key Conference on Reparatory Justice

Noble Quansah
Journalist
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Ghana's Member of Parliament, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has expressed optimism regarding the upcoming 'Next Steps' conference on reparatory justice, which is set to build on the significant UN resolution passed on March 25. This resolution, led by Ghana, recognizes transatlantic enslavement as one of the gravest crimes against humanity. Ablakwa emphasized the importance of this conference in shaping the future of reparatory justice discussions and ensuring that the voices of those affected by the historical injustices are heard. He believes that the conference will be a defining moment for Ghana and the global community as they seek to address the lasting impacts of slavery and colonialism. The event is expected to bring together various stakeholders to discuss actionable steps towards reparations and healing for affected communities. Ablakwa's remarks highlight Ghana's leadership role in advocating for reparatory justice on the international stage.




