Tag: Olivier Bancoult

Qs & As – David Snoxell

Eclairages

They are themselves an unlawful occupier of, a squatter on part of the Republic of Mauritius”

It is high time for Mr Bancoult to come to terms with the fact that the route to resettlement is through Mauritius exercising its sovereignty over the Chagos!

Interview : Sydney Selvon – Journaliste & Historien — Un rajeunissement du Premier ministre en la personne de Pravind Jugnauth bien que souhaitable dans la conjoncture, sera-t-il efficace

« Aller aux élections générales sans miracle économique pourrait s’avérer catastrophique pour l’Alliance Lepep »

Resettlement is inextricably linked to sovereignty, without sovereignty there will be no resettlement

“Mauritius’ claim to sovereignty has been much strengthened by the Tribunal Award”

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 ongoing migrant/refugee crisis currently battering the European Union brings to mind the still unresolved issue of the Chagossian refugees. The willingness of some European countries and the

CRG International Conference, Mauritius, 29-31 Oct, 2013:

… but joining up with Mauritius could still redeem the situation

By Dr Sean Carey

By Dr Sean Carey

By Dr Sean Carey