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Permanent memorial at the United Nations to the victims of slavery and the trans-Atlantic slave trade.
The Trans-Atlantic slave trade now stands as one of the most inhuman enterprises in history.
Permanent memorial at the United Nations to the victims of slavery and the trans-Atlantic slave trade.
Slavery and the Trans-Atlantic slave trade represent one of the low points in the history of humanity.
Permanent memorial at the United Nations to the victims of slavery and the trans-Atlantic slave trade.
We cannot celebrate the abolition of the Trans-Atlantic slave trade 200 years ago while ignoring what is going on today.
The two-hundredth anniversary in March 2007 holds enormous importance andsignificance for those countries whose people suffered from the Trans-Atlantic slave trade.
Canada believes that the Trans-Atlantic slave trade was morally repugnant and a stain on the fabric of history.
We commend the international community for recognising that slavery and slave trade, including Trans-Atlantic slave trade, are crimes against humanity.
We cannot celebrate this anniversary of the abolition of the Trans-Atlantic slave trade without keeping in mind those who still suffer under the yoke of present-day slavery in its varied forms.
Barbados remained committed to the universal implementation of the Durban Programme of Action and had agreed that the trans-Atlantic slave trade was a crime against humanity.
Will mark the bicentenary of the passage of the act abolishing the trans-Atlantic slave trade in the British empire, and it is anticipated that the General Assembly will hold a commemorative event to mark that historic occasion.
Mindful of the moral obligation to remember the injustices arising from slavery and the slave trade, especially the trans-Atlantic slave trade, as a gross violation of human rights.
The Trans-Atlantic slave trade, which took place between the fifteenth and nineteenth centuries, robbed Africa of millions of its most able-bodied citizens who were forced to leave their motherland and were transported to strange lands in the Americas and the Caribbean.
The Gabon coast, like that of Cameroon,played only a minor role in the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade compared with the Niger Delta, the Loango coast or the coast of Angola.
David W. Leinweber of Emory University asserts that the Nation of Islam engages in revisionist and antisemitic interpretations of the Holocaust andthat they exaggerate the role of Jews in the trans-Atlantic slave trade.
These series of events aim to foster knowledge,awareness and appreciation of the Trans-Atlantic slave trade and its significance to the social, economic, cultural and political life of our society.
The Office had continued to administer the subaccount ofthe Permanent Memorial Committee, established to erect a permanent memorial at United Nations Headquarters to the Victims of Slavery and the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade.
As a nation that traces its birth to the aftermath of the indignity andincalculable cruelty that characterized the Trans-Atlantic slave trade, Liberia remains a vivid reminder of the indomitable spirit of Africans and those of African descent.
CARICOM countries, along with our African partners, the United Kingdom and other countries,will be actively involved in other activities to commemorate the two-hundredth anniversary of the abolition of the Trans-Atlantic slave trade in 2007.
Recognizing that, while slavery has occurred throughout history in various parts of the world, the trans-Atlantic slave trade was particularly horrendous and flagrant in its magnitude, large-scale commercial nature and effect on the African peoples.
Throughout the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, countless individuals in the United States andelsewhere committed their lives to ending the Trans-Atlantic slave trade and the institution of slavery.
Noting that the slave trade, particularly the trans-Atlantic slave trade, strongly contributed to the scourge of racism and reinforced and entrenched racial prejudices and other related intolerance which continue to haunt the international community today.
Only when that has been accomplished will we be able to feel that the battle waged more than 200 years ago to abolish the trans-Atlantic slave trade and all elements associated with it has been won.
Recalling that the trans-Atlantic slave trade, which took place between the fifteenth and late nineteenth centuries, involved the forced transportation of millions of Africans as slaves, mostly from West Africa to the Americas, enriching the imperial empires of the time.
The Ministers endorsed and supported ongoing efforts towards the erection of a Permanent Memorial to the victims of slavery and the trans-Atlantic slave trade, to be prominently placed at the United Nations.
The observer for N'COBRA- The National Coalition of Blacks for Reparations in America said that people of African ancestry residing in the United States were experiencing harm as a result of the trans-Atlantic slave trade.
The Ministers welcomed the adoption of GeneralAssembly resolutions 61/19 and 62/122 related to the abolition of the Trans-Atlantic slave trade and its consequences, as well as General Assembly resolution 63/5 related to the Permanent memorial to and remembrance of the victims of slavery and the transatlantic slave trade. .
Lastly, it was anticipated that the necessary technical and financial resources would soon be available to implement the initiative launched by the region, together with the African Group,to erect a memorial to the victims of slavery and the trans-Atlantic slave trade at the United Nations headquarters.
They endorsed and supported the ongoing efforts towards the erection of a Permanent Memorial to the victims of slavery and the trans-Atlantic slave trade, to be prominently placed at the United Nations Headquarters.