Belgium Has Apologized to its Former African Colonies for Kidnapping their Mixed-Race Children

Prime Minister Charles Michel via Flickr Creative Commons

        Belgium Has Apologized to its Former African Colonies for Kidnapping their Mixed-Race Children
    It's taken six decades for Rwanda, Congo and Burundi to receive this apology.
Rufaro Samanga
April 04, 2019
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Belgium Has Apologized to its Former African Colonies for Kidnapping their Mixed-Race Children

It's taken six decades for Rwanda, Congo and Burundi to receive this apology.

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