Captain-leader of a Clover wants to apologize for the English slave trade THE

Party leader Jesse Clark calls on prime minister Mark Rutte in the netherlands on behalf of the Netherlands to apologize for the slave trade. According to Clark, a “strong recognition of the pain of the many.”

Clark made the call in a speech at the end of the online conference of the Party, where he was re-elected party leader.

Recently been said to Mean as a response to the anti-racism demonstrations in the Netherlands in the Netherlands, there is talk of “systemic racism”. Clark returns to the prime minister for this, “a great compliment”.

Clubs will find that the New judgment will make a difference by making excuses for the Dutch slave trade. This is June, the month in the run-up to the Keti Koti, the commemoration of the abolition of slavery on July 1, according to the Clark ideal.

“You can only move forward if we do have to acknowledge it,” said the party leader. “One you need to do is so much more than just an excuse”.

Rotterdam’s mayor, Ahmed Aboutaleb, was in 2018 even though a call is made to the government to apologise for the slave trade.

In march, it offered to king Willem-Alexander and his apologies to the Dutch force during the Indonesian war of independence between 1945 and 1949. It was the first time that a Dutch head of state apologized to this chapter in the history of the Netherlands.

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