UN Declares Transatlantic Slavery the 'Gravest Crime Against Humanity'

The UN's historic declaration of the transatlantic slave trade as the 'gravest crime against humanity' has energized the African Union's push for reparations, despite ongoing resistance from former colonial powers.

In a landmark victory for the global fight against the dark legacy of slavery, the United Nations General Assembly recently passed a resolution declaring the transatlantic chattel slavery as the

Landmark UN Ruling Fuels African Union's Reparations Fight

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