In 2013, CARICOM established a commission consisting of a group of twenty countries in the Caribbean, Central, and South America. They collaborate on political, economic, and cultural issues to address the issue of reparations collectively. In this way, they gather all the moral, ethical, and legal justifications for reparations and use them to work on a ten-point plan:
  1. Full apologies
  2. The right for descendants of enslaved individuals to return and reclaim their heritage
  3. Development assistance
  4. Telling the stories of victims in cultural centers
  5. Investment in physical and mental healthcare
  6. Combating illiteracy
  7. Knowledge program on African roots
  8. Psychological support
  9. Technology transfer
  10. Debt forgiveness

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