All three candidates vying for the position of Commonwealth Secretary-General have expressed their support for reparations for transatlantic slavery and colonialism, adding momentum to the ongoing debate surrounding historical injustices. This comes as the Commonwealth, a 56-nation organization rooted in the British Empire, prepares to elect its next leader in October. The candidates’ stances highlight the evolving nature of the Commonwealth and its members’ commitment to addressing the legacies of colonialism.