Mauritius Ends Social Media Ban ahead of Elections

Authorities Should Ensure An Unrestricted Civic And Political Space

Human Rights Watch statement to the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights 81st Ordinary Session

Statement: Mauritius Extends Universal Child Benefits

Joint Civil Society Statement

Letter to UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy on Chagos

Labour’s Commitment to Addressing Historical and Ongoing Injustices Should Start with the Chagossians’ Right to Return

Human Rights Watch Letter to Mauritian Prime Minister Mr Pravind Kumar Jugnauth

Ongoing Negotiations between the UK and Mauritian Governments on the exercise of sovereignty over the Chagos Archipelago

Human Rights Watch Letter to Lord David Cameron

Ongoing Negotiations between the UK and Mauritian Governments on the exercise of sovereignty over the Chagos Archipelago

Oral Statement at the 77th Ordinary Session of the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights

Mauritian Court Finds Sodomy Law Unconstitutional, Discriminatory

Ruling Removes a Colonial-Era Relic from Statute Books

Submission to the Universal Periodic Review of the Republic of Mauritius

45th Session of the UN Universal Periodic Review

Let Chagossians go home, decide their future

Charles Can Help Undo a Colonial Crime

Ensure Chagossians Have Access to Mauritius’ Prosperity, Too

UK, US Expelled Islanders 50 Years Ago, a Crime Against Humanity

Expulsion of Chagos Islands’ Indigenous People an Ongoing Colonial Crime

Interview: UK, US Treatment of Chagossians a Continuing Colonial Crime

How Building a US Military Base Resulted in Crimes Against Humanity