The United Nations’ highest court on Monday told Britain that it should end its control “as rapidly as possible” over a remote colonial outpost in

The United Nations General Assembly dealt Britain an embarrassing defeat on Wednesday in a protracted dispute over the Chagos Islands in the Indian Ocean, demanding

The United Nations General Assembly has voted overwhelmingly to condemn the UK’s continued occupation of the Chagos Islands — a humiliating defeat for London on its continued

More than 50 years ago, Britain claimed sovereignty over the Chagos Islands and evicted its entire population to make way for a joint US military

Defying the UN’s highest court may put Britain’s place at the international top table in jeopardy, warns former envoy. The UK could lose its permanent

Chagossians promised aid go hungry as coronavirus renders them jobless in a foreign state. Chagos Islanders living in exile from the territory claimed by Britain,

Appeal begins on behalf of two Chagossians forcibly deported by Britain in the 1970s. Denying exiled Chagos islanders the right to return to their homes

Evicted from paradise. Fifty years ago, the UK forced the Chagossian people to leave their island homes. Will they ever be allowed to return for

Since the early seventies, sovereignty over the Chagos Archipelago has been at the centre of a dispute between Mauritius and its former colonial master, the

he plight of the Chagos people and their fight to return to their island archipelago has been the focus of several articles by the Seychelles News Agency

Mauritian Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth has labelled the British and Americans “hypocrites” and “champions of double talk” for the way they have behaved over the

The newly created US Space Force has also been added to the claim after it announced plans to operate the Electro-Optical Deep Space Surveillance site

The United Nations General Assembly, African Union, and International Court of Justice have found that Britain’s deportation of the Chagos Islanders a generation ago and

CHARGES have been filed in the International Criminal Court (ICC) against the British military representative at Diego Garcia, Lieutenant Commander Kay Burbridge, over allegations of

Islanders forcibly expelled from a British colony in the Indian Ocean have filed charges with the International Criminal Court, reports Steve Shaw. In a confidential

‘I Think it’s time to let people know what the UK Government have done to the Chagossian community’. @UKCRG chair Sabrina Jean discusses why the