Tag: Chagos Archipelago

On 16 September 2002, a group of 19 people, who were born in the Chagos Archipelago, picked up their suitcases from the carousel at Gatwick Airport and, having

The ethos of discipline, productivity and merit-based equal opportunities is ardently being preached to us. We are flummoxed, as the ground reality is not at all that, the

Cogent solutions to reposition the sugar industry to enable it to thrive and prosper in the changed and more challenging market place with everyone on board are available.

The issue is not of a partisan nature: it involves the integrity of our territory. Who knows what all we can produce, with international cooperation, if we saw

Interview: David Snoxell, Former British High Commissioner

Carnet Hebdo

The country had a few good things going for it in the second half of the last century – Universal Adult Suffrage, a coalition movement by Labour, the

“I can assure you that if elected… we will work to ensure a fair settlement of this long-standing dispute,” wrote William Hague to a supporter of the Chagossians’

The country had a few good things going for it in the second half of the last century – Adult Universal Suffrage, a coalition movement by Labour, the

“Being in Chagos is an incredibly special experience,” says Rachel Jones, deputy team leader of the Aquarium at Zoological Society of London (ZSL) London Zoo, in a new

45 years of Independence

By David Snoxell

By Dr Sean Carey

By Sean Carey

By Jean Claude de l’Estrac