- Tuesday briefing: How the UK left 64 asylum seekers stranded on an island
in the Indian Ocean
In today's newsletter: As a judge finds the government unlawfully detained
Tamils on Diego Garcia, we look at the geopolitcs that led to...
from: The Guardian
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- Migrants unlawfully detained
A group of more than 60 Sri Lankan Tamil asylum seekers who were held for
more than three years on the island of Diego Garcia in the Chagos...
from: A Lawyer Writes | Joshua Rozenberg
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- The Commissioner v The King (on the application of VT & Ors) (No. 3)
The Supreme Court of the British Indian Ocean Territory has found that a
group of migrants were unlawfully detained on their arrival, for a...
from: Blackstone Chambers
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- Tamil migrants reach UK after 'darkest' time in Chagos camp
For three years, Kala and her family were stranded on a remote British-US
military base in the middle of the Indian Ocean, trapped in...
from: thedigitalcourier.com
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- UK Unlawfully Detained Sri Lankan Migrants On Chagos Island: Court
The UK government unlawfully detained Sri Lankan migrants on a remote
military base for more than two years, the British Indian Ocean...
from: Barron's
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- Supreme Court finds Tamil asylum seekers were unlawfully detained on Diego
Garcia
Ms. Justice Obi, Acting Judge of the BIOT Supreme Court, delivered the
ruling following a judicial review hearing into claims of unlawful...
from: Leigh Day
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- Diego Garcia: Stranded mum's three-year ordeal on military island
It's morning in a makeshift camp on the remote British island of Diego
Garcia, and Shanthi's husband has just awoken to find their young...
from: BBC
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- Diego Garcia: Judge finds UK unlawfully detained migrants on British
territory
Sri Lankan Tamil migrants were unlawfully detained for years on the remote
British territory of Diego Garcia, a judge has ruled. In 2021...
from: BBC
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- UK unlawfully detained Sri Lankan migrants on Chagos island: court
LONDON: The UK government unlawfully detained Sri Lankan migrants on a
remote military base for more than two years, the British Indian...
from: Arab News
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