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Court of Appeal validates expulsion of four Chagossians

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The Court of Appeal of the British Indian Ocean Territory validated on 12 November 2026 the expulsion orders targeting Misley Mandarin and three other Chagossians living on Coin Island. The ruling backs the territory’s commissioner in the case, according to Defi Media.

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