Sean Carey in The New Statesman:
Whoever came up with the bright idea that turning the Chagos Archipelago, part of the British Indian Ocean Territory, into a Marine Protected Area (MPA) would be a fitting and lasting legacy for Gordon Brown's premiership must be scratching his or her head. The two genies -- Mauritius's claim to the territory and the position of the exiled Chagos Islanders who were removed from their homeland by the British authorities -- are now well and truly out of the bottle.
Further reading.
Colombia opens consultation on sacred ‘Black Line’ of the Sierra Nevada de
Santa Marta
-
[image: Mamos family]Last Updated on March 6, 2026 Colombia’s government
has launched a new consultation process with Indigenous communities to
restore leg...
2 hours ago

No comments:
Post a Comment