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2026-09-03 01:47
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U.N. panel says nations legally bound to weigh slavery reparations
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UN pushes nations to consider slavery reparations but legal group says idea 'not going to fly in the US'
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The United Nations' top anti-discrimination body said that states parties to a binding 1965 anti-discrimination treaty are legally obligated to consider reparations for the transatlantic slave trade, escalating a fight that has already landed in a federal courtroom in Illinois.
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The United Nations says countries are legally obliged to consider slavery reparations and implement restorative justice for racial discrimination.
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