Belgium apologises for its 'stolen generations' history in Africa

Former abductees respond after Charles Michel apologises for the kidnapping of children form its former colonies in Africa (RTV)

Former abductees respond after Charles Michel apologises for the kidnapping of children form its former colonies in Africa (RTV) Source: RTV

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The government of Belgium has officially apologised for the kidnapping of mixed-race children from its African colonies in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Burundi.

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