Ghana pushes for slave trade to be declared a crime against Humanity
In March 2026, Ghana's foreign minister proposed a resolution at a Latin America and Caribbean forum in Bogota, Colombia. The proposal seeks to formally recognize the trans-Atlantic slave trade as a crime against humanity.

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AI-generatedIn March 2026, Ghana's foreign minister proposed a resolution at a Latin America and Caribbean forum in Bogota, Colombia. The proposal seeks to formally recognize the trans-Atlantic slave trade as a crime against humanity. This declaration is intended to establish a foundation for pursuing reparations. Ghana is advocating for this recognition to address the historical injustices and lasting impacts of the slave trade on affected populations. The resolution aims to acknowledge the severity of the slave trade on a global scale and to promote restorative justice.
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4 extractedThe proposal was made at a Latin America and Carribean forum in Bogota, Colombia.
The resolution seeks right to reparations.
The resolution recognizes the trans-Atlantic slave trade as a crime against humanity.
Ghana's foreign minister proposed a resolution.