Britain should heal painful wounds of colonial injustices

Brief:

The picture of five elderly Kenyans standing outside the British Prime Minister’s office and their stated mission this week marks an important milestone in the pursuit of settlement for a long-outstanding injustice. ...more

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1. On Saturday June 27, 2009, 15:01 PM , David Mengitch, United States wrote:
  Why don't we first correct the injustices happening today. Today the poor are starving,do not have health care, education or security. The rich few eat and then vomit so they can eat more.

 
2. On Saturday June 27, 2009, 7:56 AM , Ambaka Dan , Kenya wrote:
  The Mau Mau metted out injustices on Kenyans as much as the British did. No body seems to say anything about that.... if they are paid any compensation, it should be held in escrow until that matter too is looked into and decided. Besides, who is going to pay or save Kenyans from the theft and injustices since the British and hitherto? Why is there no one addressing this?

 

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