Do you think large organisations which may have benefited financially from links to the slave trade do or do not have an obligation to investigate their history and publicly disclose such links?

Do you think large organisations which may have benefited financially from links to the slave trade do or do not have an obligation to investigate their history and publicly disclose such links? Published on 1 May 2019 → Survey conducted on 1 May 2019 on 4445 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

They have an obligation to both research and disclose this information

42%

They have an obligation to research but not disclose this information

They should not feel obliged to research nor disclose this information

30%

Don't know

21%

They have an obligation to both research and disclose this information

42%

They have an obligation to research but not disclose this information

They should not feel obliged to research nor disclose this information

30%

Don't know

21%

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