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BBC Jun 20

African and Caribbean nations have united in a call for formal apologies and reparations from countries that profited from the transatlantic slave trade, following a three-day conference in Ghana that endorsed a 19-point reparations plan, which includes debt relief and restitution of cultural artifacts, while highlighting the need for acknowledgment of the historic injustices suffered by enslaved individuals. #ReparatoryJustice #SlaveryApology #TransatlanticSlaveTrade

African and Caribbean nations call for formal apology for transatlantic slavery
BBC May 17

The Church of Scotland has formally apologized for its historical involvement in slavery, recognizing the suffering it caused and committing to change, as articulated during its General Assembly in Edinburgh, with acknowledgment of the ongoing impact of this legacy on contemporary society. #SlaveryApology #HistoricalInjustice #FaithAndHealing #GB #JM #KY

Church of Scotland apologises for role in slavery

C.I.A. Director John Ratcliffe visited Cuba to press for significant economic and security changes amid the country's acknowledgment of depleted oil reserves and ongoing federal investigations into Raúl Castro, as the U.S. tightens sanctions on the military-run conglomerate GAESA, which critics argue enriches the Castro family at the expense of the Cuban population, exacerbating widespread poverty. #Cuba #Economy #Sanctions #CU #US #AO #PA

Who Controls Cuba's Economy? What to Know About GAESA.

Tina Peters, a prominent 2020 election denier and former county clerk in Colorado, is set to be released after Governor Jared Polis commuted her roughly nine-year sentence, citing the harshness of her original punishment for nonviolent offenses related to an attempt to manipulate voting machines, despite the governor's acknowledgment of the dangers of her beliefs. #ElectionJustice #FreeSpeech #TrumpEra #US #CO

Tina Peters, Colorado Election Denier, Will Be Freed by Gov. Jared Polis
BBC May 16

A university student, Jordan, reported racist abuse by two fellow students during a Halloween party in 2024 but faced a year-long wait for the university to address the issue, resulting in a disappointing response and minimal compensation of £500, despite the university's acknowledgment of the comments as racist and wholly unacceptable. #Racism #HigherEducation #StudentRights #GB #JO

Cardiff University student's anger over response to racial abuse
BBC May 15

The two-day talks between Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump in Beijing may have ushered in a new era of relations between the two global superpowers, marked by discussions of a "new bilateral relationship," trade agreements, and the acknowledgment of Taiwan as a pivotal issue in Sino-American ties, amidst Xi's desire to assert China as a stable global leader in contrast to Trump's unpredictability. #USChinaRelations #BilateralDialogue #GlobalLeadership #CN #US #IR #TW #RU #GB #CA #DE

'Poslaću ti seme da zasadiš ruže': Si Đinping Trampu - BBC News na srpskom
BBC May 15

The parole board denied the release of 68-year-old John Radford (formerly known as Worboys), citing his continued high risk of committing serious sexual offences against women, despite his expressions of remorse and the acknowledgment of a larger victim count than previously documented. #JusticeForVictims #SexualOffences #PublicSafety #GB

Rapist black-cab driver John Worboys denied parole for second time
BBC May 14

The parole board denied the release of 68-year-old John Radford (formerly known as Worboys), citing a continued high risk of committing serious sexual offences against women and his acknowledgment of not meeting the criteria for release, despite his expressed remorse for his past crimes. #Justice #Crime #VictimsRights #GB

Rapist black-cab driver John Worboys denied parole for second time
BBC May 13

The article discusses the systematic denial of reports concerning the mass rapes of Chinese women during the May 1998 riots in Indonesia, with activists highlighting the roles of state-affiliated individuals in suppressing evidence and testimonies, while also revealing ongoing controversies surrounding the historical acknowledgment of these events, as well as the lasting psychological trauma experienced by survivors and those who advocated for them. #SexualViolence #HumanRights #Justice #ID

Kerusuhan Mei 1998: Laporan pemerkosaan massal 'penyangkalannya sistematis sejak dulu' - BBC News Indonesia
BBC May 13

An independent Israeli investigation has revealed shocking details of systematic sexual violence committed by Hamas and other Palestinian armed groups during the October 7, 2023 attacks, documenting numerous accounts of rape and torture intended to inflict maximum suffering, while emphasizing the need for acknowledgment and historical record of the survivors' experiences amidst ongoing denials from the perpetrators. #SexualViolence #WarCrimes #HumanRights #IL #PS

Hamas 'weaponised' sexual violence in 7 October attacks, Israeli investigation says
BBC May 13

Indigenous traditional owners in northwestern Australia, the Yindjibarndi people, have won a landmark compensation of AUD 150.1 million (approximately USD 96 million) from mining giant Fortescue, owned by billionaire Andrew Forrest, after a court ruled that the company had unlawfully exploited their land, concluding a lengthy legal battle that began in 2017 following the acknowledgment of their exclusive rights to a 2,700 km² area rich in minerals. #IndigenousRights #LandJustice #AustraliaMining #AU

Người bản địa Úc thắng kiện kỷ lục 150 triệu AUD sau khi tỷ phú khai thác mỏ không xin phép - BBC News Tiếng Việt

In Ramallah, hundreds of Palestinians gathered to commemorate the 78th anniversary of the Nakba with a march symbolizing their ongoing struggle for the right of return, reflecting on historical displacement and calling for justice from Britain and acknowledgment of their plight. #Nakba #PalestinianRights #RightOfReturn #PS #GB #IL #EG #SY #JO #LB #SA #IQ

Palestinians gather to commemorate 78th anniversary of the Nakba
BBC May 12

Amid escalating tensions following the failure of the U.S. and Iran to agree on a ceasefire negotiation draft, former President Donald Trump described the situation as critically weak, while Iranian officials asserted their readiness to respond to aggression and rejected U.S. proposals, emphasizing the need for the acknowledgment of Iranian rights and immediate cessation of hostilities. #MiddleEast #USIranRelations #PeaceNegotiations #ABD #IR #IL

Trump: İran ile ateşkes 'yaşam destek ünitesine bağlı' - BBC News Türkçe

It is commendable this message from @amjorge15 where he acknowledges his mistake and gives credit to @Gil_JavierGil after weeks of debate. It is not common, especially not on social media. It is honorable. But I hope (and wish) that this case can serve as a lesson in humility for everyone when it comes to... (Original: Es de agradecer este mensaje de @amjorge15 donde reconoce su error y le da la razón a @Gil_JavierGil tras semanas de debate. No es habitual, y mucho menos en redes sociales. Le honra. Pero espero (y deseo) que este caso pueda contribuir como cura de humildad para todos cuando se) #Humility #Acknowledgment #SocialMedia #ES

Indigenous actress Q'orianka Kilcher is suing James Cameron, alleging that he used her facial features without permission to design the character Neytiri in the Avatar franchise, claiming exploitation of her identity and seeking damages and public acknowledgment of her role in the character's creation. #IndigenousRights #FilmIndustry #CulturalAppropriation #PE #DE

Actress sues James Cameron for 'stealing' her face for 'Avatar'

Q'orianka Kilcher is suing James Cameron, alleging he based the Avatar character Neytiri on her likeness without her permission or compensation, after he reportedly drew inspiration from her appearance in a promotional ad for the film The New World, and she is seeking damages and public acknowledgment of this alleged exploitation. #IndigenousRights #HollywoodAccountability #CulturalRepresentation #DE #PE

Actress sues James Cameron for 'stealing' her face for 'Avatar'

Dolores Vázquez, who unjustly spent 519 days in prison for the murder of Rocío Wanninkhof—a conviction later overturned when the real killer was identified—received the Medal for the Promotion of Equality Values from Minister Ana Redondo on Lesbian Visibility Day, marking a long-awaited acknowledgment of the systemic injustice she faced and the societal persecution stemming from her sexual orientation. #Justice #Equality #LGBTQ+ #ES

Igualdad homenajea a Dolores Vázquez, 25 años después de su condena: 'Fue un linchamiento, una vergüenza compartida'

The conclusion of Viktor Orbán's rule in Hungary is heralded by the opposition leader Péter Magyar's Facebook post celebrating the historic victory of the Tisza party, which secured a two-thirds majority, leading to widespread jubilation among citizens and Orbán's acknowledgment of defeat after 16 years in power, signaling a potential new era in Hungarian politics amid a backdrop of past autocracy and corruption. #Hungary #Politics #Democracy

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