King Charles III’s visit to the Bahamas has brought renewed attention to Caribbean calls for Britain to apologize for its role in slavery and provide reparations. The Bahamas National Reparations Committee says the royal tour should prompt questions about the monarchy’s legacy and the region’s relationship with Britain. Charles is also scheduled to visit Guyana and attend a Commonwealth meeting in Antigua and Barbuda, where reparations may feature in discussions. Britain has consistently rejected demands for an apology or reparations, while several Caribbean nations are considering closer ties or becoming republics.
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