India McTaggart
Daily Telegraph UK·
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The King will ‘not shy away’ from discussing the historical slave trade on the trip, according to Buckingham Palace. Photo / Getty Images
The Secretary-General of the Commonwealth has suggested that the King should apologise for slavery.
Speaking before King Charles’ visit to the Caribbean, which begins next week, Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey said that an apology for slavery “wouldn’t hurt” and that the “time has come” for a discussion about reparations.
Asked whether
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