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General · 19 June 2026

Church of England under pressure over slavery fund

Church of England under pressure over slavery fund

The Church of England's £100m fund to address its historic links to slavery has stalled, facing fierce debate and legal questions. Critics argue the historical case for reparations is overstated and challenge how the money should be spent, with some MPs wanting the plan abandoned. However, supporters say the Church has a clear responsibility to act, especially given its past investments in slave-trading companies.

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