The article reports that statues will be accompanied by information explaining any links to slavery, colonialism and global conflicts. The measure is intended to provide historical context without necessarily removing monuments, reflecting continuing debate over how public memorials should represent contested pasts.

The supplied text does not include the article’s main body, so it gives no further details on which authority is introducing the scheme, where it will apply, when it will begin or how many statues are affected. It does, however, frame the policy as an effort to make the histories associated with monuments more visible to the public.