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Archbishop of Canterbury Reaffirms Support for £100 Million Slavery Fund

30 Temmuz 2026BBC News

Dame Sarah Mullally has reaffirmed her dedication to a £100 million fund aimed at addressing the legacy of slavery during her visit to Cape Coast Castle in Ghana. This initiative reflects a growing recognition of the historical injustices associated with slavery and the need for reparative measures.
The fund is part of broader efforts by religious and civic leaders to confront and rectify past wrongs.
Cape Coast Castle was a major hub in the transatlantic slave trade, and its historical significance makes it a poignant location for discussions about reparations and acknowledgment of past atrocities. The establishment of the £100 million fund is part of a broader movement among various organizations and government…
The commitment to the £100 million slavery fund by the Archbishop of Canterbury highlights an important shift in how institutions are addressing historical injustices. By visiting a significant site like Cape Coast Castle, the Archbishop not only acknowledges the painful history of slavery but also emphasizes the mo…

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