these measures were widely criticized

these measures were widely criticized as inadequate by Mauritius and other social groups, thereby increasing the legal challenges that began to gain traction, jeopardizing the future of this strategic base. Subsequently, in 2000, the UK High Court found that the expulsion of the Chagossians had been unlawful, a decision which was overturned by the House of Lords — then Britain’s highest court — in 2008, marking a significant legal setback for the displaced community and Mauritius. However, in 2010, a leaked US diplomatic cable from May 2009 disclosed by Wikileaks revealed that a UK Foreign Office official had suggested the creation of a “marine protected area” (MPA) around the Chagos islands as a means to “put to rest the paid resettlement claims” สล็อตเว็บตรง