Jamaica hails King’s decision to refer slavery reparations petition to privy council as ‘really big deal’
Olivia Grange, Jamaica’s minister of culture, has hailed the King’s decision to refer her slavery reparations petition to the privy council. Photograph: Jess Hurd/PAView image in fullscreenOlivia Grange, Jamaica’s minister of culture, has hailed the King’s decision to refer her slavery reparations petition to the privy council. The king could have delayed responding to us.
- ▪Olivia Grange, Jamaica’s minister of culture, has hailed the King’s decision to refer her slavery reparations petition to the privy council.
- ▪Photograph: Jess Hurd/PAView image in fullscreenOlivia Grange, Jamaica’s minister of culture, has hailed the King’s decision to refer her slavery reparations petition to the privy council.
- ▪The king could have delayed responding to us.
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Olivia Grange, Jamaica’s minister of culture, has hailed the King’s decision to refer her slavery reparations petition to the privy council. Photograph: Jess Hurd/PAView image in fullscreenOlivia Grange, Jamaica’s minister of culture, has hailed the King’s decision to refer her slavery reparations petition to the privy council. Photograph: Jess Hurd/PAJamaicaJamaica hails King’s decision to refer slavery reparations petition to privy council as ‘really big deal’The move comes after Jamaica’s culture minister Olivia Grange travelled to the UK earlier this month to lodge the historic petitionNatricia Duncan Caribbean correspondentTue 22 Sep 2026 21.15 EDTLast modified on Tue 22 Sep 2026 21.18 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleKing Charles has referred a landmark slavery reparations…
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