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The Nation on MSNHow the People of the Chagos Islands Won Back the Right to Return to Their HomelandsFirst, they prevented any Chagossians who had left on vacation or for medical treatment from returning home. Next, they cut ...
EXCLUSIVE: Seeing as though the Government refused to hear me, I thought I'd lay out for the Daily Express just how bad this surrender will be.
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GB News on MSNHigh Court fast-tracks Chagos case as Labour faces legal action over deal with MauritiusA legal challenge demanding the UK Government consult Chagossians before transferring sovereignty of their homeland has ...
The Chagossians were expelled from the islands between 1965 and 1973 to make way for the Diego Garcia base and have not been allowed to return.But Mr Sands told peers the “quid pro quo” for ...
Campaigners launch judicial review to stop Government from signing away islands without consulting Chagossians ...
The UK has signed a £3.4bn ($4.6bn) deal to hand over sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, while retaining control of a UK-US military base on Diego Garcia - the largest of the islands.
A UN panel has urged the UK to renegotiate a deal handing the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, saying it "fails to guarantee" the ...
Chagossians Want a Say as UK-Mauritius Deal Faces Fresh Scrutiny By Catarina Demony and Ben Makori CRAWLEY, England (Reuters) - Chagossians living in Britain said fresh doubts over a deal to hand ...
Some Chagossians the BBC spoke to broadly welcomed the deal, but many said indigenous people had been repeatedly refused an opportunity to take part in talks.
By 1973, all Indigenous Chagossians were forced to leave. Thousands of islanders and their descendants are now spread around the world, most living in Mauritius, the U.K. and Seychelles.
Chagossians living in Britain said fresh doubts over a deal to hand sovereignty of their islands to Mauritius had given them a "last chance" to demand a rethink, and pledged to protest at the ...
By 1973, all Indigenous Chagossians were forced to leave. Thousands of islanders and their descendants are now spread around the world, most living in Mauritius, the U.K. and Seychelles.
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