King Charles III described the transatlantic slave trade as a “monstrous injustice” and said its legacy filled him with horror in a speech to Commonwealth leaders in Antigua. He called Britain’s role a “shameful chapter of history” but did not apologize or address calls for reparations.
WHO:
King Charles III
WHAT:
King Charles III condemned the transatlantic slave trade in a speech to Commonwealth leaders.
WHEN:
Nov 3, 2026
WHERE:
Antigua
WHY:
Charles spoke about the legacy of the transatlantic slave trade. The reported remarks do not give another stated purpose.
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