The Church of England’s £100 million fund set up to address historic links to slavery is too small and should be raised to £1 billion, says an independent oversight group.
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ITALY: Appeals Court Rules Returning Sea Migrants To Libya Is Illegal
Italy’s top appeals court has established that sending sea migrants back to Libya is unlawful, a ruling hailed by charities and human rights groups.
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JAPAN: Three Settled Residents Sue Government For Racial Profiling
Three foreign-born Japanese residents have filed a statement of claim against the Japanese national and local governments for the alleged police practice of racial profiling. Each of the applicants sought damages of 3.3 million Japanese Yen.
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Harvard First Black President Forced Out Over Campus Culture Wars
The president of Harvard University has resigned after being accused of plagiarism and criticised over her comments on antisemitism on campus.
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BELGIUM: Ghent Mayor Forced To Cancel Black Female Santa Tradition
A Belgian city has cancelled plans for a black female Santa Claus to hand out presents to children after critics labelled the event as ‘woker than woke’.
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IRELAND: Thousands Rally In Support Of Migrants Days After Dublin Riot
More than 500 people attended a solidarity rally in Dublin days after city centre riots erupted in the aftermath of a knife attack on children.
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UK: African Caribbean War Heroes Given Graveside Honour
A series of poignant ceremonies have been held to commemorate heroic Soldiers of Africa-Caribbean who fought and were killed on WW1 battlefields but whose contributions were never acknowledged in history books.
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NIGERIA: Fourth Door Of Return Holds In Lagos OCTOBER 21
Badagry, an ancient city in Lagos State, Nigeria will host hundreds of diaspora Africans including Dr. Julius Marcus-Garvey to a historical, spiritual and economic event tagged ‘Fourth Door of Return’.
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CANADA: MPs Elects First Black House Of Common Speaker
Canada’s House of Commons has voted in its first Black speaker on Tuesday, following the resignation of the previous speaker over Nazi veteran recognition in Parliament.
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TUNISIA: Presidential Pronouncement Fuels Racism Against Black Tunisians
Black Tunisians are experiencing more instances of racism following the country’s president’s openly criticising migrants from sub-Saharan Africa.
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