Title:
Britain's ownership of the Chagos islands has no basis, Mauritius is right to them
Author:
Peter Harris
Associate Professor of Political Science, Colorado State University
Published:
The Conversation, 20 February 2022
From the article:
The decolonisation of Mauritius was never fully completed. This is because, in 1965, the British government put islands belonging to Mauritius into a new colonial jurisdiction, the British Indian Ocean Territory, which still exists today. It is long past time for this colonial-era wrongdoing to be made right, and for Mauritius to be made whole.