The British royal acknowledged the lingering impact of past injustices during the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Apia, Samoa.
Prince Charles encouraged leaders to learn from history and address inequality without specifically mentioning financial reparations, sparking debate at the summit.
The Commonwealth’s response to Britain’s role in the slave trade has put pressure on the organization to address historical injustices amid rising calls for reparatory justice.
The summit also highlighted concerns about climate change, with Charles urging decisive action to address the urgent threat facing Commonwealth nations.
The summit underscores the challenges facing the Commonwealth in addressing historical injustices, fostering unity, and combating climate change for a sustainable future.