King Charles warned 'don’t come empty-handed' ahead of Caribbean tour amid slavery reparations demands
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King Charles faces mounting pressure from reparations campaigners in The Bahamas, who have warned him not to come "empty-handed" ahead of his Autumn Tour of the Caribbean next month.The Bahamas National Reparations Committee (BNRC) has urged the 77-year-old monarch to issue a formal apology for the Crown's historic role in the Transatlantic slave trade when he visits the island nation.The BNRC intends to invite the King to a meeting during his trip, where the committee plans to set out its ambitions for The Bahamas to sever ties with the monarchy and transition to a republic, according to The Mirror.It comes just weeks after Antigua and Barbuda announced it had also dropped its oath of allegiance to the King, removing him as head of state, and instead pledging their commitment to the state of Antigua and Barbuda itself.
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