Reparations: progress at the United Nations
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Colonialism Reparation welcomes that the debate on reparations is expanding at the United Nations and hopes that also other Member States will begin to support reparations for colonialism, bearing in mind its lasting impact in the present.
For a free Niger and Gabon
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Colonialism Reparation welcomes the regaining of freedom by Niger, in addition to Mali, Guinea and Burkina Faso, hoping that Gabon will also follow the same path and asks that France not intervene in the current transition phase and instead presents apologies and compensation for the colonial period.
Adequate reparations for Herero and Nama
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Colonialism Reparation welcomes that even a group of seven Special Rapporteurs of the United Nations rejects the so-called "Reconciliation Agreement" inspired by the Government of Germany and accepted by the Government of Namibia and asks that Germany present sincere apologies and adequate reparations for the colonial genocide of the Herero and Nama peoples.
Colonialists Continue to Fall
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Colonialism Reparation welcomes the fall of colonial symbols in many cities around the world and invites all the other cities where unfortunately colonial symbols are still present to follow their example.
Other religious institutions promote reparations
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Colonialism Reparation supports the reparations promoted by other religious institutions involved in colonialism and invites all remaining religious institutions to follow their example.
Compensations in addition to apologies
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Colonialism Reparation, while welcoming the apologies of the Netherlands for their role in the history of slavery, asks that the Netherlands and the other former colonizing countries in addition to the apologies present adequate compensations in agreement with the former colonized countries and the victim communities.
Further progress on restitutions
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Colonialism Reparation asks the repatriation of the remains and the definitive restitution of the treasures looted by former colonizers as a first step in the direction of the Reparation of the damages of colonialism, stopping to hinder an inevitable passage of human evolution.
