Britain and Nepal share something quite rare in the history of international relations: a veritable friendship between states and peoples.
Past injustices inflicted on the last outpost of empire need to be acknowledged – and redressed.
The Commons' refusal to go to war is a landmark in British constitutional history. What is it that stands out in UK parliament that is giving our MPs an increaing authority over Britain?
Natives of the Chagos islands have had their human rights and their land mistreated and taken away from them. In our modern society, how is it still acceptable to oust people from their homeland and not even let them voice their concerns?
