military base on the largest island diego garcia. decades on many live in poverty in marriages where the largest of course in community is based but several files are now live here in southern england following a decision in the 1980 s. to grant some cigar sian's british citizenship and they've been campaigning consistently for the right to return we heard from one of their living living in the united kingdom it talks about what it's like to be in exile physically and psychologically early eighty's. culture it is reporting and humiliating to know that you are being made back. ledge to make us we are being taken advantage of just because we are small black community without any network to seek help. so it took us eons are anxious to return home russia's once a territory back now but britain has extended the u.s. lease of diego garcia until 2036 what is next here to discuss in a groundbreaking mr arabin a madam is a lawyer representing the chikezie and refugees here in our studio we have david vine he's a professor at american universi

military base in diego garcia and what rosen is a retired u.s. navy captain and senior vice president as c.n.n. that's a nonprofit research and analysis organization gentlemen good to have you here let's start with lawson's in black and white photographs wrapping thank you for sending them to us and to go back 50 years to see what life was like before diego garcia was the agassi and it was a little archipelago where people actually lived who were involved in the military this picture here talk us through well then why did you send us these pages. i think it shows. a totally normal life which they had their. military base game in you will you will know that. this was an early night in the sixty's when one of the states wanted an island in the indian ocean for foreign military base and the u.k. said well be be our guest go and look for your island. so so the american navy why don't look for an island for the base to found out that bra and 1st. but the bra of was not convenient to them because another brother was a unique total population and they d

military base in diego garcia and what rosen is a retired u.s. navy captain and senior vice president at c.m. that's a nonprofit research and analysis organization denton it's good to have you here let's start with austin's in black and white photographs wrapping thank you for sending them to us and to go back 50 years to see what life was like before diego garcia was the agassi and it was a little archipelago where people actually lived who were involved in the military this picture here talk us through well then why did you send us these pages. i think it shows. a totally normal life which they had their. military base game in you will you will know that. this was an early night in the sixty's when one of the states wanted an island in the indian ocean for foreign military base and the u.k. said well be be our guest good look for your island. so so the american navy why don't look for an island for their base to found out about bride and 1st. but the bra of was not convenient to them because another brother was a unique total population and the

garcia which are more than 100 miles from diego garcia were many of them were born where their ancestors are buried where many of them want to go back and of course you know they've been suffering in exile for now more than 50 years that just a little bit because you've already talked about how they see it you can see as well rounded up because there was a very lucrative lease to be happy with the united states so the brits least to the united states they rally people up and they dump them around malicious that dumping explaining the consequences of that and when you go and find you go since today what you have how the little. so on the whole the scene's have since they were as you said dumped in exile and just in the seychelles they've been living generally speaking as the poorest of the poor in both islands these are you know they are living far removed from the tourist beaches that some people might associate with in the seychelles they were dumped with no resettlement assistance they received very small amounts of compensation 5 and then 10 years after the last removal so by which po

military base in diego garcia and what rosen is a retired u.s. navy captain and senior vice president at c.m. that's a nonprofit research and analysis organization dungeness good to have you here let's start with austin's in black and white photographs robyn thank you for sending them to us and to go back 50 years to see what life was like before diego garcia was the agassi and it was a little archipelago where people actually lived who were involved in the military this picture here talk us through well then why did you send us these pages. i think it shows. a totally normal life which they had their. military base game in you will you will know that. this was an early night in the sixty's when one of the states wanted an island in the indian ocean for foreign military base and the u.k. said well be be our guest good look for you island. so so the american navy why don't look for an island for the base to found out that bride and 1st. but algebra of was not convenient to them because another brother was a unique total population and they did not

said he was committed to keeping that base in diego garcia and committed to supporting the u.k. in its ownership of the change or silence that in the news the name anymore they call it the british indian ocean territory but i think morally they'll be a great deal of pressure after a g.a.a. ruling. vote on this the u.k. under fresh pressure on this particular issue james thanks for that jane space at the united nations. now the kenyan or 3rd binyavanga why nine-a has died he was the head of kwame a kenyan literary journal and won several awards for his writing including the caine prize for african writing his satirical essay how to write about africa challenge popular stereotypes about reporting on the continent and when several anti-gay laws were passed in countries across africa in 2014 when i publicly spoke out announcing that he was gay he died of a stroke in nairobi and was 48 well mordecai odaka is the director of conservation solutions africa he joins us by skype now from now yuki kenya thanks very much for being with us so what would you say is is the legacy of wainaina.

had secret at least one of the islands diego garcia to the u.s. to use as a military base international court of justice issued an opinion earlier this year urging the u.k. to hand over the territory to militias which claims sovereign tree over diplomatic editor james bays joins us live from the u.n. james out how significant this is vote what does it mean on the ground. well it's significant because i think it will show the overwhelming whip will of all the nations of the united nations because that's what the general assembly is effectively the u.n. xp parliament we're expecting a vote pretty soon the delegate of botswana is speaking now lots of nations have queued up to say what they think about this there are 3 more after botswana before we actually get to the vote and what is telling of all of those that have spoken so far all apart from the u.k. and the u.s. are backing a ruling in february by the international court of justice that said the ukase ownership of the change or silence was illegal that what the u.s. did at the end of the 1960 s.

base diego garcia was an important launch pad for u.s. missions in iraq and afghanistan u.s. lease there runs into 2036 washington was among the only 6 countries who went against the u.n. resolution. earlier this year the international court of justice ruled that britain illegally split the islands and that they should return them to versus britain rejected the ruling and richest stuck the issue to the general assembly 2017 only 15 delegates opposed the colonization bid some in the u.k. also aren't happy about britain's claim to the islands. this is not a matter of degree or the general assembly it's a bilateral sovereignty dispute between the united kingdom. it is a complete case of double standards and in fact many african nations will have voted. in favor of the england giving it up right now the big occupier of this island is not the u.k. there are some you case that staffers from the military because it's all military but it's the united states that controls a lot of them drones have. afghanistan over the past few years came from this base it's also the the there's also

airbase diego garcia was an important launchpad for the u.s. missions in iraq and afghanistan washington's lease runs until 2036 on the u.s. was among the only 6 countries who opposed the un resolution earlier this year the international court of justice ruled that britain illegally split the islands and should return to militias britain rejected the ruling took the issue to the general assembly 2017 only 15 delegates opposed to their de colonise ation bid some in the u.k. also aren't happy about britain's claim to the islands. this is not a matter of degree or nice ation for the general assembly it's a bilateral sovereignty dispute between the united kingdom and maurice it is a complete case double standards and in fact many african nations will have voted. in favor of england giving it up right now the big occupier of this island is not the u.k. there are some u.k. status staffers from the military because it's all military but it's the united states that controls a lot of them drawn there have a tact afghanistan over the past few years came

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airbase diego garcia was an important launch pad for u.s. missions in iraq and afghanistan the u.s. lease runs until 2036 so washington will likely join britain in today's vote sabrina jean from the chair goss refugee group says america is stopping islanders from returning. my question has been always why they don't. do return on our bridges over again how much. this hour and then manage more sneaky by us for me as a 2nd generation. it's god told them to realize what they don't ease role earlier the international court of justice ruled that britain illegally split the islands and should return them back to more russia's return rejected the ruling and more issues took the shooter the general assembly 2017 just 15 delegates opposed. bed some in the u.k. also aren't happy about britain's ownership of the island. i wish to express my concern that the government appears ready to disregard international law and ignore a ruling of the international court of justice and the right of chad gossoons to return to their homes this is not a matter of decorum nice for the general assembly it's a b

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airbase diego garcia was an important launchpad for u.s. missions in iraq and afghanistan washington's lease runs until 2036 and the u.s. was among the only 6 countries who opposed the un resolution. well earlier this year the international court of justice will the britain illegally split the islands and should return them to russia which in which back to the ruling russia's took the issue to the general assembly and 2017 only 15 delegates opposed to their decolonized nation bid some in the u.k. also aren't happy about britain's claim to the islands. the joint u.k. u.s. defense facility on the british indian ocean territory helps keep people in prison and around the world safe from terrorism organized crime and piracy as the u.s. government has made clear the status of british indian ocean territory as a u.k. territory is quote essential to the value of the joint city and our shared interests and arrangement that cannot be replicated it is a complete case and double standards and in fact many african nations will have voted. in favor of th

garcia. well you you will recall that the 2003 invasion of iraq. which was not quite the way in which the when it's ready meant to allow such operations to happen. and the yes we did not. resolution that would have supported us physician to go into iraq. had we had. the time and. we i don't know i can't i can't tell you what. ready it certainly would have raised. in case there had been in case we had known that there had been activities that were not in accordance with international because the allegations are clearly that britain has defacto allowed the united states not only to bomb other countries from the jagers islands but to kidnap individuals in the so-called rendition flights they don't torture people would have allowed people to be tortured on the jager simons as part of the terror their spies the fact that we not. have the ability to exercise its. sovereignty over the site which island at that time we have sent letters of protest both to the u.s. and to the u.k. in respect to that i

base diego garcia was an important launchpad for u.s. missions in iraq and afghanistan the u.s. lease runs until 2036 so washington will of course join britain in today's vote sabrina jean from the chair goes refugees group says america is stopping islanders from returning home. my question has been always why they don't want. to return. british folk already. do much while work. this out when managed more sneak by us saw me as a 2nd generation i think it's dad told them to realize why they don't eat the role. of the international court of justice ruled that britain illegally split the islands and should return them back to morris has written that rejected that ruling on russia's took the issue to the general assembly in 2017 only 15 delegates opposed color's ocean bed some in the u.k. also aren't happy about britain's ownership of the island. i wish to express my concern that the government appears ready to disregard international law and ignore a ruling of the international court of justice and the right of chad gossoons to return to their homes this is not a matter of decorum

garcia. well you you will recall that the 2003 invasion of iraq. which were not quite the way in which the when it's ready meant to allow such operations to operate. and the yes we did not. resolution that would have supported us physician to go into iraq. had we had. the time and. we i don't know i can't i can't tell you what. it certainly would have raised. in case there had been in case we had known that there had been activities that were not in accordance with international because the allegations are clearly that britain has defacto allowed the united states not only to bomb other countries from the jagers islands but to kidnap individuals and so-called rendition flights they don't torture people would have allowed people to be tortured on the jager simons as part of the terror their spies the fact that we not. have the ability to exercise its sovereignty over the site which island at that time we have sent letters of protest both to the u.s. and to the u.k. in respect of the dition act

base in diego garcia was an important launchpad for u.s. missions in both iraq and afghanistan the u.s. lease runs until 2036 so washington will join britain in today's vote sabrina's john from the show goes for a few g. groups as america's stopping islanders from returning. my question has been always why they don't want. to return on our bridges over again dawg how much. this. is managed more sneak by the us for me as a 2nd generation. it's dad told them to realize why they don't eat the role. of the international court of justice rule that had illegally split the island and should for turn back to more riches britain rejected the ruling and more issues took the issue to the general assembly in 2017 only 15 delegates opposed. bit some of the u.k. also aren't happy up britain's ownership of the island's. i wish to express my concern that the government appears ready to disregard international law and ignore a ruling of the international court of justice and the right of chad gossoons to return to their homes this is not a matter of degree

air base diego garcia it was an important launchpad for u.s. missions in iraq and afghanistan the u.s. lease room runs until 2036 so washington will join britain in today's vote. earlier the international court of justice ruled that britain illegally split the island and should return them back to mauritius rejected the ruling and russia took the issue to the general assembly in 2017 only 15 delegates opposed their decolonization bed some in the u.k. also aren't happy about britain's ownership of the island. i wish to express my concern that the government appears ready to disregard international law and ignore a ruling of the international court of justice and the right of chad gossoons to return to their homes this is not a matter of decorum nice ation for the general assembly it's a bilateral sovereignty dispute between the united kingdom and more research it is a complete case and double standards and in fact many african nations will have voted. in favor of the england giving it up right now the big occupier of this island is not the u.k.

air base diego garcia was an important launchpad for u.s. missions in iraq and afghanistan washington's lease runs until 2036 and the u.s. was among the any 6 countries to oppose the un resolution. earlier this year the year an international court of justice ruled there britain illegally split the islands and should return them to britain rejected the ruling took the issue to the general assembly and turned to 17 only 15 delegates opposed their decolonization bit some of the u.k. also on happy about britain's claim to the islands. the joint u.k. u.s. defense facility on the british indian ocean territory helps keep people in britain and around the world safe from terrorism organized crime and piracy as the u.s. government has made clear the status of british indian ocean territory as the u.k. territory is quote essential to the value of the joint city and our shared interests and arrangement that cannot be replicated it is a complete case and double standards and in fact many african nations will have voted. in favor of the england giving it

garcia. well you you will recall that the 2003 invasion of iraq. which was not quite the way in which the u.n. it's ready meant to allow such operations to open. and the yes we did not. go resolution that would have supported us physician to go into iraq. had we had. the time and. we i don't know i can't i can't tell you what. it certainly would have raised. in case there had been in case we had known that there had been activities that were not in accordance with us because the allegations are clearly that britain has defacto allowed the united states not only to bomb other countries from the jaegers islands but to kidnap individuals in the so called rendition flights they don't torture people would have allowed people to be tortured on the jager simons as part of the terror their spies the fact that we not. have the ability to exercise its. sovereignty over the side which island. we have sent letters of protest both to the u.s. and to the u.k. in respect to that is that. britain says that a

base diego garcia was an important launch planned for u.s. missions in iraq and afghanistan the u.s. lease runs until 2036. earlier the international court of justice ruled that britain illegally split the islands and should return them back to militias rejected the ruling we issued to the general assembly in 2017 only 15 delegates opposed the decolonization bid some in the u.k. also aren't happy about britain's claim to the islands. i wish to express my concern that the government appears ready to disregard international law and ignore a ruling of the international court of justice and the right of child gossoons to return to their homes this is not a matter of degree or nice ation for the general assembly it's a bilateral sovereignty dispute between the united kingdom and more research it is a complete case and double standard and in fact many african nations will have voted. in favor of the england giving it up right now the big occupier of this island is not the u.k. there are some new case that staffers from the military because it's our

garcia. well as as you will recall in 1065 decided to excise shall go silent on the territory ready of orishas in order to give it to the us or lease for security purposes. this extension happened now it has been established unlawfully. breach of that national law because the all the advisory opinion of the game makes clear that the shadows are formed and has always been an integral part of the territory of russia's so that the new law for it continues to be. one that is why you could have been asked that it should and its administration has rockets yes possible you see the but the britain's foreign office says how can the world court reach a decision let alone the united nations without the consent of both nations more issues than the united kingdom. well the difference here is that this is not ensure this issue this is not a bilateral dispute. makes it. makes people believe this is purely a case of incomplete unfinished because a lot they said that the court spritely pointed out this is not

base of diego garcia was an important launchpad for u.s. missions in iraq and afghanistan the u.s. lease runs until 2036 so washington will join britain in today's vote sabrina jean from the shakos refugees group says america's stopping islanders from returning. my question has been always stayed why they don't out to return. british over again don't have too much power. this hour and then manage mostly by us saw me as a 2nd generation i think it's time told them to realise what they've done is roll earlier the international court of justice rule book written illegally split the islands and should return them back to mauritius written with checks about rolling and more issues to be issued to the general assembly in 2017 only 15 delegates opposed the decon as asian beds some in the u.k. also on happy about britain's ownership of the on it. i wish to express my concern that the government appears ready to disregard international law and ignore a ruling of the international court of justice and the right of chad gossoons to return to their homes this is not a matter of degree or nice

base diego garcia was an important large part of u.s. missions in iraq and afghanistan the u.s. lease runs until 2036 washington was among the only 6 countries who went against the un resolution. earlier the international court of justice ruled that britain illegally split the islands and should return the back to militias rejected the ruling took the issue to the general assembly in 2017 only 15 delegates opposed. to some in the u.k. also aren't happy about britain's claim to the islands i wish to express my concern that the government appears ready to disregard international law and ignore a ruling of the international court of justice and the right of chad gossoons to return to their homes this is not a matter of degree for the general assembly it's a bilateral sovereignty dispute between the united kingdom and more. i'm joined on the line a lot by sabrina jean who's an activist from the shadows refugees group thanks for joining us sabrina so the un's bang the resolution for the u.k. to control over geragos how important is that decision. this is and is very important of the

to lease the main island diego garcia to be a massive military base where u.s. bombers are based where during the so-called global war on terror they were running those those rendition flights so secretive and very controversial base and the che course islanders who were forcibly removed back at the end of the 1960 s. about 1500 people then but of course there their descendants are a bigger population have been fighting ever since to return to their homeland they got a big boost in february when the international court of justice ruled 13 to one that what the u.k. had done and is still doing by occupying these islands and running them as a military base with the u.s. was illegal now it's come to the general assembly to vote the parliament of the u.n. system is going to vote and it looks like the u.k. is going to lose extremely badly some of the u.k.'s closest allies the u.k. and the u.s. have been putting pressure on them to try to at least abstain so it doesn't look too embarrassing because there's some talk that at 193 nations of the u.n. the u.k. and the u.s.

had secretly least one of the islands diego garcia to the u.s. to use as a military base the international court of justice issued an opinion earlier this year urging the u.k. to hand over the territory to militias which claim sovereignty over the islands of diplomatic editor james bays joins us live now from the u.n. james so how significant is this vote and what does it mean on the ground. well it is very significant for the people of. moore particularly for the people of the check your silence now even if you're a keen observer of international affairs you may not be aware of where that is i think some in the u.k. and some in russia snow and that's because there's no permanent population there but that's the point they were removed from the islands in the late 1960 s. just before malicious was given its independence by the u.k. the u.k. kept these islands and did a secret deal at the time with the us to make the biggest of the islands a military base a u.k. u.s. military base where u.s. bombers are now based which was used for rendition flight

garcia the largest of the i told recent evicted about 100000 island theirs to make room for the u.s. air base there garcia was an important launch pad for u.s. missions in iraq and afghanistan u.s. lease runs until 2036 so washington will join britain in today's vote sabrina gene from the chair goss refugee group says america's stopping islanders from returning . my question has been always to why they don't want. to return. british folk already. do much while work. this out when managed more sneak by us for me as a 2nd generation. it's told them to realize what they don't ease roll. well you know the international court of justice for all the britain illegally split the islands and should return them back to more riches of britain reject up ruling and more issues to be issue to the general assembly in 2017 only 15 delegates opposed. bid some other u.k. they also aren't happy about britain's ownership of the islands. i wish to express my concern that the government appears ready to disregard international law and ignore a ruling of the international court of justice and the right of

secret deal with the united states to build this military base on the largest of the shagger silence diego garcia the islanders were forced to leave their homes more than 50 years on earlier this year the international court of justice ruled the u.k.'s actions at the time were illegal in 1968 when richest gained its independence from britain the share goss was split off from the rest of the country so that the airbase could be built one would have hoped. that any country found to be engaged in an ongoing wrongful act by the highest court of the word would hasten to make amends why will you not listen to the international court of justice to the un general assembly and give these islands back to the people they belong to . the islands around british suffering i want to make that point very clear that's point 1.2 this is a binational so then outline the british government's details legal position so i followed up with another questions the principle don't the show because people though have the right on their side the united kingdom sincerely regret the manner in which the cheik are since wh

secret deal with the united states to build this military base on the largest of the shagger silence diego garcia the islanders were forced to leave their homes more than 50 years on earlier this year the international court of justice ruled the u.k.'s actions at the time were illegal in 1968 when richest gained its independence from britain the share goss was split off from the rest of the country so that the airbase could be built one would have hoped that any country found to be engaged in an unwilling wrongful act by the highest court of the word would hasten to make amends why will you not listen to the international court of justice to the un general assembly and give these islands back to the people they belong to . the islands around british suffering i want to make that point very clear that's point 1.2 this is a bi national such event outline the british government's detailed legal position so i followed up with another questions the principle don't the show because people though have the right on their side the united kingdom sincerely regret the manner in which the. we moved fr

based on diego garcia and our shared security interests we also had a forthright conversation on the islamic republic of iran and as germany said we share the same perception of the iranian threat and we are together trying to find new ways to work closely to combat that threat finally and following up on the round table discussion that we had with faith leaders this morning for a second i discussed the importance of religious freedom this is just one example of the commitment to shared values on which this is stuart relationship depends we will continue to cooperate to protect the god given right of human beings in all parts of the world to believe what they want to believe we look forward to seeing the u.k. the second and him and your minister all to advance religious freedom which i'll host in july thank you again secretary foreign secretary hunt for your hospitality and i look forward to continuing to meet the challenges of our time together. if you show questions fs change the now from the b.b.c. . a good afternoon foreign second count the iran nuclear deals. what are you prepar

garcia the largest of the our tolls reconvicted about $1000.00 dial in this to make room for that us or base garcia was an important launchpad for us missions in iraq and afghanistan the u.s. lease runs until 2036 and washington was among the only 6 countries who went against the un resolution. earlier the international court of justice ruled britain illegally split the islands and should return them back to militias rejected the ruling richest took the issue then to the general assembly to the 17 only 15 delegates opposed. so in the u.k. also aren't happy about britain's claim to the islands. i wish to express my concern that the government appears ready to disregard international law and ignore a ruling of the international court of justice and the right of chad gossoons to return to their homes this is not a matter of degree for the general assembly it's a bilateral sovereignty dispute between the united kingdom and more research it is a complete case and double standards and in fact many african nations will have voted. in favor of the england giving it up right now the big occup

garcia the largest of the atolls britain addicted about one and a half 1000 islanders to make room for the us air base to go garcia was an important launchpad for us missions in iraq and afghanistan now the u.s. lease runs until 2036 so washington is expected to side with britain in today's vote. earlier the international court of justice role that britain illegally split the island and should return them back tomorrow britain rejected the ruling and russia's took the issue to the general assembly in 2700 only 15 delegates oppose their decolonization bed some in the u.k. also aren't happy about the britons claim on the island i wish to express my concern that the government appears ready to disregard international law and ignore a ruling of the international court of justice and the right of chad gossoons to return to their homes this is not a matter of decorum nice for the general assembly it's a bilateral sovereignty dispute between the united kingdom and maurice it is a complete case and double standards and in fact many african nations will have voted. in favor of england giving it

garcia the largest of the atolls and britain addicted about 1500 on a nose to make room for the united states and base do garcia was an important launchpad for u.s. missions in iraq and afghanistan the u.s. lease runs until 2036 so washington will join britain in today's vote serene gene from the chair goss refugee group says america is stopping islanders from returning . my question has been always why they don't want. to return. bridges over again how much. this are when managed more sneak by us for me as a 2nd generation i think it's dad told them to realize why they don't eat a roll. the international court of justice for all that britain illegally split the islands and should return them back to more riches written rejected that rolling took me issue to the general assembly in 2017 only 15 delegates opposed as a sion beds some in the u.k. also aren't happy about britain's ownership of the islands. i wish to express my concern that the government appears ready to disregard international law and ignore a ruling of the international court of justice and the right of chad gossoons to

garcia the largest of the adults written evicted about one and a half $1000.00 in this threat room for the u.s. base there garcia was an important launch pad for u.s. missions in iraq and afghanistan u.s. lease runs until 2036 and washington was among the only 6 countries who went against the un resolution. earlier this year the international court of justice ruled that britain illegally split the islands and should return them to malicious rejected their ruling and richest issue to the general assembly in 2017 only 15 delegates opposed to the colonization bid some in the u.k. also on happy about britain's claim to the islands. this is not a matter of degree or nice ation for the general assembly it's a bilateral sovereignty dispute between the united kingdom and maurice it is a complete case and double standards and in fact many african nations will have voted. in favor of the england giving it up right now the big occupier of this island is not the u.k. there are some u.k. status staffers from the military because it's all military but it's the united states that controls a lot of th

secret deal with the united states to build this military base on the largest of the shagger silence diego garcia the islanders were forced to leave their homes more than 50 years on earlier this year the international court of justice ruled the u.k.'s actions at the time were illegal in 1968 when marisha skein its independence from britain the share goss was split off from the rest of the country so that the airbase could be built one would have hoped. that any country found to be engaged in an ongoing wrongful act by the highest court of the word would hasten to make amends why will you not listen to the international court of justice to the un general assembly and give these islands back to the people they belong to . the island surrounded british suffering i want to make that point very clear that's point 1.2 this is a bilateral so she then outlined the british government's details legal position how it is so i followed up with another constantine's the principle don't the show because people though have the right on their side the united kingdom sincerely regret the manner in which th

garcia and the islanders have never been back were clearly the international court of justice and now the u.n. general assembly have made it quite clear what they think about it they think it's a legal and that those islanders should be allowed to return home i can tell you though no sign that the u.k. or the u.s. are going to abide by this they're simply saying that they don't get going to agree with what was an advisory judgment by the international court of justice and they're referring to a binding treaty between the u.k. and the u.s. u.s. keeping this base going for many many more years to come here that's been put in point to make jamie because i was going to say even if even though the vote was overwhelming to have the islands but the big quest there is whether or not this is legally binding and clearly it's not. no but there is one thing that i think the show's islanders will be looking at and that sexually what you've been talking about just a few moments ago and that is the situation very and unpredictable situation in u.k. politics because you can't really predict 10 minute

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say they will continue to use the base that's there on the islands the base of diego garcia there is a treaty between the 2 countries that runs until 2036 the shaders islanders simply say they want to return to their home their best hope now i think is the very unpredictable crucible that is british politics prospects it because the leader of the opposition in the u.k. jeremy corbyn says he would apply the international court of justice ruling if he was prime minister and hand the islands back to those who originally come from that . the current administration wants to increase tariffs on chinese imports by another $300000000000.00 the treasury secretary says the duties could be imposed within a month and that the government is studying the possible impact on consumers earlier this month president trump raise tariffs on $200000000000.00 worth of chinese imports from 10 to 25 percent beijing then retaliated by increasing tariffs on $60000000000.00 of u.s. goods. meanwhile the british base the chip design or a r m is suspending its business with chinese take giant hallway safa been str

say they will continue to use the base that they're on the islands the base of diego garcia there is a treaty between the 2 countries that runs until 2036 the shaders islanders simply say they want to return to their home their best hope now i think is the very unpredictable crucible that is british politics prospects it because the leader of the opposition in the u.k. jeremy corbyn says he would apply the international court of justice ruling if he was prime minister and hand the islands back to those who originally come from there and i want from london a little later in the news hour a very busy day here in the u.k. now though let's go back and bearing in doha. barbara thank you very much plenty more ahead on the news hour including why turkey's main opposition candidate for istanbul man is back on the campaign trail after winning the election in march and we'll meet the venezuelans looking for a miracle to help them through desperate times. and we'll have the spall the raptors buy back in the eastern conference finals n.b.a. playoffs actually coming up in sports a little bit late

secret deal with the united states to build this military base on the largest of the shagger silence diego garcia the islanders were forced to leave their homes more than 50 years on earlier this year the international court of justice ruled the u.k.'s actions at the time were illegal in 1968 when marisha skein its independence from britain the shire goss was split off from the rest of the country so that the airbase could be built one would have hoped. that any country found to be engaged in an ongoing wrongful act by the highest court of the word would hasten to make amends why will you not listen to the international court of justice to the un general assembly and give these islands back to the people they belong to . the islands around british suffering i want to make that point very clear that's point one. point 2 this is a binational so she then outlined the british government's detailed legal position so i followed up with another questions the principle don't the showgirls people though have the right on their side the united kingdom sincerely regret the manner in which the cheik a

secret deal with the united states to build this military base on the largest of the shagger silence diego garcia the islanders were forced to leave their homes more than 50 years on earlier this year the international court of justice ruled the u.k.'s actions at the time were illegal in 1968 when richest gained its independence from britain the share goss was split off from the rest of the country so that the airbase could be built one would have hoped. that any country found to be engaged in an ongoing wrongful act by the highest court of the word would hasten to make amends why will you not listen to the international court of justice to the un general assembly and give these islands back to the people they belong to . and the islands around british suffering i want to make that point very clear that's point 1.2 this is a binational such event outline the british government's detailed legal position so i followed up with another questions the principle don't the showgirls people though have the right on their side the united kingdom sincerely regret the manner in which the cheik are sin

one example that i use is diego garcÍa, the united states leases it from great britain. strategic bomber base in earlier times when we faced threat and that was nuclear annihilation but ironically now it serves as hub for increased humanitarian operations in response to things like sigh cron. >> more of their missions, what they call evolution had to do with assistance an actual training and they needed hub for logistical purposes and we are seeing that the average elevation exceed sea-level rise. the runways are being affected. >> right, you can't, military exist in these areas so at the same time that they are trying to battle the effects of climate change, they are feeling them themselves and i would like to skip over to hydrogen a little bit because chemistry is not always my forte, i'm more of chemistry so you have to forgive me. i want us to walk-through how it produces hydrogen and how we are thinking of hydrogen, comes to you, looks like this, but what you are doing is producing little to no cost, correct? >> yes. so hydrogen is the separation of oxygen and hydro

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