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Full list of 123 Nations that backed Mahama’s slave reparations motion

William NarhbyWilliam Narh
March 25, 2026
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On Wednesday, March 25, 2026, 123 countries voted in favour of the slavery reparations motion tabled by President John Dramani Mahama at the United Nations General Assembly.

The resolution called on the UN to recognise the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade as the gravest crime ever committed against humanity.

Following extensive debate, the motion was adopted with 123 votes in support. Three countries — the United States, Argentina, and Israel — voted against it, while 52 nations abstained.

Here is the full list of countries that voted in support of the reparations motion. 

 

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