UN experts have told Britain to build statues of African people to atone for the slave trade.
It is one of a series of measures proposed by lawyers, who have written a report for the organisation setting out what former slave-trading nations should do. The advice follows a vote in March, in which UN member states voted to demand reparations.
The legal experts said the UK should create public monuments that “honour the contributions of people of African descent”.
Start with the African slavers and then do the Muslim slavers.
