At a recent two-day summit held in Addis Ababa, the African Union (AU) took a historic step by adopting a resolution that classifies slavery, deportation, and colonialism as acts of genocide. This landmark resolution aims to acknowledge the severe impact these past atrocities have had on the continent.
African leaders discussed the long-lasting consequences of these crimes and emphasized the need for recognition and justice. The resolution was welcomed by many as a powerful statement acknowledging the suffering and injustices faced by African nations throughout history.
The decision comes as the AU continues to focus on strengthening continental unity and addressing historical grievances. This move also reflects the AU’s commitment to human rights and justice for all African people.
The summit further highlighted ongoing efforts within Africa to promote:
- Social and economic development
- Reconciliation
- Lasting peace
Through this resolution, the African Union hopes to inspire global acknowledgment and support for Africa’s historical experiences. The event in Ethiopia’s capital city marks a significant chapter in the continent’s journey towards healing and progress.
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