Nearly four months after an urgent High Court hearing produced no ruling, Chagossian representatives have filed an emergency application to have their stalled judicial review put before a fresh judge.
Great British PAC · 13 February 2026Over 80 American and British defence veterans, lawmakers and scholars have lined up behind Donald Trump to brand Labour's Chagos handover a reckless strategic gamble.
Great British PAC · 30 January 2026Donald Trump has torn into Labour's plan to hand the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, calling it an act of stupidity and leaving Sir Keir Starmer facing a fresh revolt at home.
Great British PAC · 21 January 2026Sixteen reasons the surrender of the Chagos Islands no longer holds up, from a collapsed security argument to a possible £35bn bill and a live legal challenge.
Claire Bullivant · 17 January 2026Labour scraped the Chagos surrender Bill through Third Reading only after losing a regret motion and re-running a contested voice vote four times — a sequence our campaign calls a breakdown in due process.
Great British PAC · 13 January 2026On the eve of a decisive Lords vote, the Chagossian Government in Exile is pleading with the British public to stop Labour signing away the Chagos Archipelago to Mauritius.
Great British PAC · 11 January 2026The House of Lords has derailed the Government's Chagos timetable, voting to force a renegotiation of the Mauritius treaty and exposing deep unease over a deal critics call reckless.
Great British PAC · 6 January 2026Our CEO Claire Bullivant on a fully argued Judicial Review left undecided while Labour rushes an irreversible Chagos deal through Parliament over the festive break.
Claire Bullivant · 31 December 2025Chagossian interim First Minister Misley Mandarin makes a direct appeal to America: stand with an exiled people seeking self-determination and protect the future of Diego Garcia.
Misley Mandarin · 27 December 2025The Government commissioned its own consultation of Chagossians. The verdict it delivered is damning: the deal to hand the islands to Mauritius has no consent from the people it affects.
Great British PAC · 17 December 2025A people exiled for over fifty years have voted to form their own Government in Exile, electing an interim First Minister in a last bid to stop Britain handing their islands to Mauritius.
Great British PAC · 16 December 2025The High Court still hasn't ruled on whether our Chagos Judicial Review can go ahead. A fresh UN intervention has raised the stakes — here is what hangs on this case.
Claire Bullivant · 9 December 2025Cookies
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