Philosopher argues law inadequate for Haiti reparations; France faces historical injustice claims

Philosopher Magali Bessone argues in a new book and Le Monde interview that legal frameworks are poorly equipped to address historical injustices like slavery and colonization whose effects persist, using Haiti as a case study. The claim is an academic/opinion piece, not a policy change, but it adds intellectual weight to ongoing reparations discourse. Significance is low as it is a philosophical argument, not a concrete development.