Observed on July 01, Keti Koti commemorates the abolition of slavery in the former Dutch colonies and holds profound significance in the Netherlands. The name, meaning “broken chains,” reflects a powerful Historical milestone and a moment of remembrance for those affected by slavery. The day features vibrant Festivities, including music, ceremonies, and community gatherings that honor resilience and freedom. Deeply rooted in Cultural heritage, Keti Koti encourages reflection, education, and dialogue while celebrating the contributions of Afro-Caribbean communities to Dutch society.
