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Ban on living on Chagos Islands is LAWFUL, court rules months after nine landed on outer islets
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Ban on living on Chagos Islands is LAWFUL, court rules months after nine landed on outer islets
A ban on living on the Chagos Islands is lawful, a court has ruled, months after a group of people landed on the outer islets of the archipelago.
In March, the British Indian Ocean Territory (BIOT) Supreme Court had ruled that part of a 2004 law which removed the rights of the Chagossian people to enter and remain on the outer islands was unlawful.
The ruling came just weeks after a group of nine people - includ…
12 Nov, 14:41