Slavery

The Case for Reparation: Reparative and Restorative Justice Are Neither New nor Novel

Mensah Adinkrah4 months ago4 months ago04 mins

“Reparation” as an idea or concept refers to the act of making amends for a wrong or injury—especially by providing compensation, restitution, or other forms of redress to those who have been harmed. In its simplest sense, reparation means “repairing the damage” caused by an injustice. In more formal or scholarly terms, reparation can take…

Slavery, Abolition, and How Newspapers Framed the Narrative

GH Newspapers Editorial Team5 months ago5 months ago04 mins

The history of slavery and abolition in the area now known as Ghana is deeply intertwined with global economic systems, imperial expansion, African political structures, and the emergence of print journalism as a powerful instrument of public opinion. From the fifteenth century through the nineteenth century, slavery evolved from localized systems of servitude into a…

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The Case for Reparation: Reparative and Restorative Justice Are Neither New nor Novel

Slavery, Abolition, and How Newspapers Framed the Narrative