How far should reparative justice go?

Analysis by BBC

Aug 1, 202329:04News & Politics

Amid mounting claims for reparations for slavery and colonialism, historian Zoe Strimpel asks how far reparative justice should go. Should we limit reparations to the living survivors of state atrocities, such as the Hol...

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