Miliband Backs Slavery Apology, Rejects Reparations
Ed Miliband supports an apology for Britain’s role in slavery but rejects direct reparations funded by UK taxpayers, separating recognition from compensation.
Ed Miliband supports an apology for Britain’s role in slavery but rejects direct reparations funded by UK taxpayers, separating recognition from compensation.
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