- Letter: A way forward for Chagossians
Your excellent report (A land neglected and decaying, but it's still our home, 20 May) focused more on the problems than the solution to the vexed issues of the Chagos Islands. The purpose of the Chagos conference on 19 May was to explore with Chagossians, NGOs and other interested parties a way forward. The proposal being considered was for a research station for visiting scientists to be staffed by Chagossians living in an eco-village. The Foreign Office says it opposes resettlement on grounds of feasibility and defence security. But despite many parliamentary requests, it has not said what security threat Chagossians living on islands 140 miles from the US base on Diego Garcia would pose. The US remains silent. The FCO feasibility argument is based on a discredited 2002 study. A few hardline environmentalists think only scientists should be allowed to visit the islands, despite the presence of 4,000 personnel on Diego Garcia. But many scientists believe human habitation, if carefully controlled, would not damage the environment and that Chagossians would make ideal custodians of their islands.The foreign secretary has said he is working for a just and fair settlement. This proposal offers an imaginative way out of the current logjam. But it would require the involvement of all parties – Mauritius, the US, Chagossian groups, conservationists and parliament. It could be the first step to an overall solution of the issues, not least the future of the designated marine protected area. Mr Hague should establish an FCO department dedicated to bringing this about. Currently one full-time and two part-time officials are responsible for these issues.David SnoxellCo-ordinator, Chagos Islands all-party parliamentary groupChagos IslandsMauritiusForeign policyHuman rightsConserva あなたの素晴らしいレポートが（無視されたと腐敗の土地が、それでも私たちの家だ5月20日）チャゴス諸島のイライラした問題を解決するよりも問題のより多くの焦点
- Mauritius, Turkey conclude negotiations on free trade
Mauritius and Turkey this week concluded the fifth round of negotiations on a free trade accord, the Indian Ocean island country' Foreign Ministry said on Friday.
The terms of the accord signed by the two countries provide that Turkey will levy preferential tariffs and unlimited access to all industrial products manufactured in Mauritius.
The preferential tariffs will be levied on textiles and clothing, utensils, jewels, watches and agricultural products of Mauritius.
Regarding textiles ... モーリシャス、トルコは今週の自由貿易協定に関する交渉の第5回を締結し、インド洋の島国の外務省によると
- Alliance led by PM wins Mauritius elections
The Bleu-Blanc-Rouge alliance led by Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolma won the May 5 Mauritius elections, the electoral commission announced on Thursday night.
This alliance had 41 deputies elected to the National Assembly. The opposition alliance led by Paul Berenger got only 18 parliamentary seats.
For the first time since 1991, an outgoing prime minister has won a second term. The results of the elections strengthened Ramgoolam.
&$&$Source:Xinhua&$&$ ... ブルーブランルージュ同盟はRamgoolmaナウィン率いる内閣総理大臣の夜ウォン5月5日モーリシャスの選挙は、選。木曜日に委員会を発表した
- Michaela McAreavey murder suspects to appear in court
Four men face charges in Mauritius over death of Irish honeymoonerFour men will appear in a Mauritian court today to face charges connected with the murder of the Irish schoolteacher Michaela McAreavey.Sandip Moneea, 41, Raj Theekoy, 33, and Avinash Treebhoowoon, 29, have already been charged over the killing in the Legends hotel where they worked. A fourth man, who is a security officer at the hotel, was arrested yesterday.McAreavey, the 27-year-old daughter of the Tyrone Gaelic football manager, Mickey Harte, was found strangled on 10 January while on honeymoon in Grand Gaube.Two men have been charged with murder, one of whom, Treebhoowoon, has confessed to the killing. Another man has been charged with conspiracy to murder. Michaela McAreavey's funeral was held near her County Tyrone family home on Monday in the same church where she married her husband, John, on 30 December.Michaela McAreaveyCrimeMauritiusNorthern IrelandHenry McDonaldguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2011 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds
4人の男達が、アイルランドの学校の先生して、Michaela McAreavey.Sandip Moneea、41、RajさんTheekoy、33、とAvinash Treebhoowoon月29日の殺人事件と接続料金が直面する今日モーリシャス裁判所に表示されますアイルランドhoneymoonerFourの男性の死をモーリシャスに電荷を向けることがすでに彼らが働いてレジェンズホテルで殺害で起訴されて
- Ireland: Thousands to attend funeral of Michaela McAreavey
Irish president Mary McAleese among those expected to attend funeral of honeymooner killed in MauritiusThousands of people are expected to attend the funeral and requiem mass tomorrow for Michaela McAreavey, the daughter of Mickey Harte, the celebrated manager of Tyrone's Gaelic football team. She was murdered while on honeymoon in Mauritius by thieves she interrupted in her hotel room.The Irish president, Mary McAleese, will head dignitaries expected to attend mass at St Malachy's church, Ballymacilroy, a few miles outside the Co Tyrone village of Ballygawley.After mass, her coffin will be carried over a small stream to the adjoining cemetery for burial.Michaela McAreaveyNorthern IrelandIrelandMauritiusguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2011 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds
人々のMauritiusThousandsで殺さ新婚旅行の葬儀に出席すると予想されたそれらの間のアイルランド大統領メアリーマッカリースがして、Michaela McAreavey、ミッキーハート、タイロンのゲール語のサッカーチームの有名なマネージャーの娘の葬儀とレクイエム質量明日出席するために期待されている
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