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The ‘St. Eustatius Afrikan Burial Ground Alliance’ pushes decolonization agenda forward.

February 20, 2022

The ‘St. Eustatius Afrikan Burial Ground Alliance’ pushes decolonization agenda forward.
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Since the start of the protests against the controversial excavations, Ubuntu Connected Front (UCF) Caribbean has been excluded from participation by the government representatives of St. Eustatius and the ministry of Interior and Kingdom Relations (BZK). None of our numerous requests have been honored no matter what the report of the Statia Heritage and Research Commission (SHRC) may claim. The reason for this as we see it is that both local and Dutch national government refuse to see the core of the problem with the excavations in the light of colonial relations and the structures behind them. It is a ...


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