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Excerpt: Early Day Motion (EDM) - Abuja Proclamation
African Reparations Movement Records
Research for Reparations
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The Early Day Motion (EDM) was tabled on the 10th May 1993. Bernie Grant tabled the motion in Parliament calling for the return of cultural artefacts and posed a number of parliamentary questions re the debate on reparations.

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