King Charles III begins Caribbean tour with recognition of the 'suffering of the past' without apologising for the slave trade
King Charles III opened a nine-day visit to the Bahamas by acknowledging the 'great suffering of the past', but, according to Buckingham Palace's position, will not apologise for Britain's role in the slave trade and will not offer reparations. The tour will conclude with the CHOGM summit, where leaders will discuss the legacy of slavery. King Charles opened a nine-day visit to the Bahamas by acknowledging the 'great sufferings of the past', but, according to Buckingham Palace's position, will not apologise for Britain's role in the slave trade and will not offer reparations. The tour will conclude at the CHOGM summit, where leaders will discuss the legacy of slavery.
Aziz Karimov
