Across the Globe  and throughout the diaspora, many young people feel a deep and growing responsibility to challenge institutions that they know were built on, or still benefit from, historical injustice toward African peoples.

For this generation, history is not viewed as something “finished.” They see clear links between the past and present — from slavery and colonial resource extraction to modern economic inequality, land disputes, political instability, and cultural displacement. Because these conditions continue to shape daily life, youth often see accountability as a current issue, not just a historical debate.

Young people tend to believe:

• Institutions are not neutral — they were created within power systems that excluded African voices and indigenous structures.
   
• Wealth and global influence did not develop evenly or accidentally — they often trace back to forced labor, land seizure, and structural exploitation.
   
• Silence protects unjust systems — speaking, organizing, researching, and advocating are viewed as necessary civic duties.
   

For many, accountability does not mean hostility toward other peoples. Instead, it means:

• Transparency about history
   
• Recognition of harm
   
• Reform of institutions that still operate on unequal foundations
   
• Restorative approaches that center dignity, sovereignty, and development
   

Youth movements often frame their stance as a matter of future protection as much as historical correction. They argue that if unjust structures are left unchallenged, inequality simply becomes permanent and passes to the next generation.

In this way, holding institutions accountable is seen not as dwelling in the past, but as clearing the path for a more just future  where governance, economics, and international systems better reflect fairness, truth, and the rights of peoples. Dofo9 has concluded that the African Union is a Gatekeeper for foreign interest and post neo-colonism administration. The Arab Union is guilty of crimes against humanity, and must be held accountable.Below is a petition for recognition, accountability, and reparations for crimes against humanity.  The Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain, British International Investment (BII), The Crown and treasury of the United Kingdom, Former British Colonial Administrations and Successors States,  any additional State, non State actor,

shall be held accountable for  slavery, forced labor, colonialism, and post-colonial economic domination constituted grave and continuing violations of our rights, resulting in land dispossession, human exploitation, and systematic economic deprivation. sign  petitIon HERE for crimes against humanity, sign petition HERE for Restoration, reparations  Below you can download the petitions.