Kir Stamor Facing insults on the international stage after experts from the United Nations (United Nations) Mauritius on Chagos Island To be suspended.
A special coordination Nicholas Leverate, KP Ashwini, Bernard Duheim, and Bina D’S. Costa slammed the agreement, withdraws the sovereignty of the archipelago for Mauritius and lease the UK-US military base for Diego Garcia. £ 101m per year for 99 yearsTo fail to protect Chagosian’s rights.
It is as follows Sir Kir’s government moves fast last month to stop the High Court Appeal against the treaty by representatives of the Chagosian community, who opposed the deal.
Now, a few weeks after the Prime Minister signs with Mauritius, all sides are under pressure from critics to suspend the deal.
The United Nations attack comes when Tories have enacted a law in Parliament to block the agreement from the law in Parliament.
On Tuesday, United Nations experts stated: “To maintain the United Kingdom and the United States’ presence on Diego Garcia and to prevent Chagosians from returning to Diego Garcia, the agreement obstructs the use of their cultural rights for the returns of Chagosians, which ends their ability.”
He said: “In the light of these important concerns, we ask to suspend the perception of the agreement and to interact for a new agreement that fully guarantees the rights of the Chagosian people that to return to all the islands of Chagos Islands, including Diego Garcia, this, including sufficient and effective measures and re -evaluation for them, including”. “
The deal is also being criticized in the UK to reduce the UK/US base on Diego Garcia, which is considered important for Western defense.
While the government claimed that the overall cost for the taxpayer would be £ 3BN, critics have estimated that in the 99-year lease period, it would cost £ 30bn to a potentially by eating additional expenses on the defense budget.
Sir Keir and Foreign Secretary David Lemi has said that he has to make the deal as the International Court of Justice (ICJ) gives a verdict that the islands should be handed back to Mauritius, which threatened the existence of the important military airbase.
He warned that the UK would face many legal challenges that may make the operation of Diego Garcia impossible.
The deal was signed after Donald Trump advocated Nigel Faraj, after Donald Trump gave his blessings.
But the United Nations experts were highly critical to deny the government that they are to connect with Chagosians, who have been rendered homeless with the removal of Diego Garcia and the deal.
He said: “We are seriously concerned about the lack of meaningful participation of Chagosian in the processes that have led to the agreement.”
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