King Charles calls slave trade a monstrous injustice at Commonwealth summit
King Charles calls slave trade a monstrous injustice at Commonwealth summit
King Charles calls slave trade a monstrous injustice at Commonwealth summit
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- King Charles III has called the transatlantic slave trade a monstrous injustice as he opened the Commonwealth summit in Antigua and Barbuda, saying it still casts a shadow over member nations.
- The king spoke of his profound personal sorrow over what he called a shameful chapter of history, while noting the Royal Navy's leading role in ending the trade.
- He stopped short of a formal apology, as Britain's prime minister holds talks about apologising for Britain's role in slavery.
- King Charles III has called the transatlantic slave trade a monstrous injustice as he opened the Commonwealth summit in Antigua and Barbuda, saying it still casts a shadow over member nations.
- The king spoke of his profound personal sorrow over what he called a shameful chapter of history, while noting the Royal Navy's leading role in ending the trade.
- He stopped short of a formal apology, as Britain's prime minister holds talks about apologising for Britain's role in slavery.
- King Charles III has called the transatlantic slave trade a monstrous injustice as he opened the Commonwealth summit in Antigua and Barbuda, saying it still casts a shadow over member nations.
- The king spoke of his profound personal sorrow over what he called a shameful chapter of history, while noting the Royal Navy's leading role in ending the trade.
- He stopped short of a formal apology, as Britain's prime minister holds talks about apologising for Britain's role in slavery.
King Charles III has called the transatlantic slave trade a monstrous injustice as he opened the Commonwealth summit in Antigua and Barbuda, saying it still casts a shadow over member nations. The king spoke of his profound personal sorrow over what he called a shameful chapter of history, while noting the Royal Navy's leading role in ending the trade. He stopped short of a formal apology, as Britain's prime minister holds talks about apologising for Britain's role in slavery.
King Charles III has called the transatlantic slave trade a monstrous injustice as he opened the Commonwealth summit in Antigua and Barbuda, saying it still casts a shadow over member nations. The king spoke of his profound personal sorrow over what he called a shameful chapter of history, while noting the Royal Navy's leading role in ending the trade. He stopped short of a formal apology, as Britain's prime minister holds talks about apologising for Britain's role in slavery.
King Charles III has called the transatlantic slave trade a monstrous injustice as he opened the Commonwealth summit in Antigua and Barbuda, saying it still casts a shadow over member nations. The king spoke of his profound personal sorrow over what he called a shameful chapter of history, while noting the Royal Navy's leading role in ending the trade. He stopped short of a formal apology, as Britain's prime minister holds talks about apologising for Britain's role in slavery.
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