Caribbean children to be trained as 'reparations activists' to demand handouts from British taxpayers for decades

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Caribbean children are to be trained as "reparations activists" so they can campaign for handouts from British taxpayers for decades to come.Mia Mottley, the Prime Minister of Barbados, held a conference over the past week to work out how best to get her country's hands on "compensation" for slavery.A group of Government-backed experts have now drawn up an "action plan", which includes training children to demand handouts from Britain.Caribbean nations seeking reparations are urged to create and fund "institutional youth leadership" training to ensure a "succession" of reparation activists lasting generations.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The official draft of the Caribbean Community (Caricom) plan states that nations should "overhaul Caribbean educational curricula to centre and teach of Africa, indigenous, and Caribbean histories; enslavement, resistance, and reparatory justice".Jamaica's delegate Laleta Davis Mattis said slavery and reparations should be inserted into maths...

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