Following Kate and William’s Platinum Jubilee tour, black and indigenous organisations have banded together to demand slavery reparations from the United Kingdom, a move that might depose the Queen as head of state.

Following the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s royal visit last month, black and indigenous organisations from Jamaica, Belize, and The Bahamas have now joined forces to demand slavery reparations from Britain.

The Bahamas National Reparations Committee (BNRC), the Advocacy Network in Jamaica, and the indigenous Maya people of Belize all issued statements criticising the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s recent royal visit, according to the Independent.

“We stand united in condemning Britain’s savagery in enslaving our ancestors, the coarse indecency of colonial exploitation, the brutality of its enforcers, and the enduring legacies of impoverishment and colonial-era ideologies that have damaged and continue to damage our people, our society and our economy.

“Going forward, we will stand stronger, united in our call for reparatory justice and in supporting the roadmap for redress laid out by the CARICOM Reparations Commission.