62 ~The protest against racism in France. The Supreme Commissar of the UN Human Rights on Racism: it is necessary to reveal and accept the truth Human rights colonialism, slavery and slave trade are not just gloomy heads of history. Their influence is also felt in the present, fueling inequality and perpetuating systemic racism in relation to people of African origin. This statement was made by the Supreme Commissar of the UN Human Rights Folker Turk as part of an interactive dialogue on racial justice conducted by the Human Rights Council. & Amp; nbsp; ~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > around the world of African origin faces rooted barriers and stereotypes in many areas, including education, healthcare, labor market and even digital space, the Turk noted. “systemic racism against Africans and individuals of African origin accumulated throughout generations, and it can be & nbsp;-& nbsp; and you need to & nbsp;-& nbsp; Commissioner. he announced the need for “disclosure and acceptance of truth.” “The damage caused should be compensated,” said the Turk. he noted that countries have been in different ways in recent years. Some states, including Belgium, Brazil, Germany and the Netherlands, have official apologies for the affected communities or other states. 60 ~ P Lang = “En-Sus” > In some countries the initiative to disclose the truth led to research. In others, such as Colombia, France, Mauritius, Mexico, Qatar, Senegal and South Africa, museums opened and memorable days or months were celebrated. in Belgium, Ghana, Mexico, Portugal, Spain, Great Britain, the United States and the Caribbean basin, monuments or toponyms associated with people who participated in the slave trade or colonization were detected, removed, removed, removed, removed, removed or contextualized Processes. 60 ~ p laang = “en -us” > a number of museums, universities, religious groups and companies apologized for their past. The Turk said that there should be more such incidents. he has identified five areas of activity that can help eradicate racism. first, in his opinion, in his opinion States must take on specific obligations to promote reparative justice. Secondly, consultations with injured communities should be held. He also announced the need to cooperate between countries and regions. “I am inspired by the growing number of such initiatives, including the initiatives of the African Union and Karik (the Caribbean community-approx. Ed.),-said Turk. 60 ~ p laang = “en -us” > Supreme Commissioner also called for the organization of civil society and carry out reforms at the global level, in particular strengthening the African representation in the UN Security Council. 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 >