FOTBOT statement on the EUROPEAN UNIONS DECISION TO ADD THE CAYMAN ISLANDS TO ITS TAX HAVENS BLACK LIST

Published 19/02/20

FOTBOT committee attends Falkland Islands Association (FIA) AGM

Published 15/02/20

FOTBOT STATEMENT ON THE VIEWS EXPRESSED ON OUR FUTURE RELATIONSHIP BY A FORMER UK MINISTER

Published 22/01/20

DAWN OF A NEW DECADE: WHAT IS IN STORE FOR OUR OVERSEAS TERRITORIES?

Published 18/01/20

The future of the british indian ocean territory

Published 09/01/20

WHAT DO THE PARTY MANIFESTOS MEAN FOR THE BRITISH OVERSEAS TERRITORIES?

Published 12/12/19

FOTBOT RAISES £1,000 FOR THE RSPB GOUGH ISLAND APPEAL

Published 10/12/19

MONTSERRAT GEARS UP READY FOR ThE POLLS ON NOVEMBER 18

Published 13/11/19

GIBRALTAR HEADS TO THE POLLS DURING THE INTENSE DISCUSSIONS OVER THE FUTURE OF BREXIT

Published 17/10/19

ARE THE BRITISH OVERSEAS TERRITORIES READY FOR BREXIT?

Published 15/10/19

MONTSERRAT: THE CARIBBEAN'S ANSWER TO POMPEII?

Published 20/08/19

FOTBOT Committee Member visits the Falkland Islands

Published 30/07/19

WHERE IS THE MOST REMOTE PLACE ON EARTH?

Published 09/07/19

British Virgin Islands General Election REport

Published 08/06/19

PROSPECTS FOR AN ICE FREE ANTARCTICA?

Published 15/05/19

FOTBOT COMMITTEE MEMBER VISITS MONTSERRAT

Published 02/05/19

FOCUS: BRITAINS SOVEREIGN BASE AREAS

Published 20/04/19

A polluter’s paradise: Why the Overseas Territories face significant biodiversity risks

Published 12/04/19

comparing how lgbt policy is addressed in bermuda and gibraltar

Published 03/04/19

FOTBOT VOLUNTEERS ATTEND PITCAIRN AND NORFOLK ISLANDS SOCIETY MEETING

Published 18/03/19

BRITISH ANTARCTIC TERRITORY: hOME TO THE MOST DANGEROUS CONDITIONS ON EARTH

Published 28/02/19

FOTBOT STATEMENT ON THE CHAGOS ISLANDS UN COURT RULING

Published 26/02/19

UK OVERSEAS TERRITORIES' FUTURE RELATIONSHIP WITH OCTA

We asked the UK's Foreign & Commonwealth Office to clarify the Overseas Territories' position in OCTA post-Brexit.

British Overseas Territories to open up ownership registers

The UK Parliament has passed an amendment to their money laundering legislation which makes the legislation applicable to the British Overseas Territories and would mean certain territories would have to change the way their banking systems work which could have a knock-on effect to the way of life in the territories.

The amendment would effectively force the overseas territories to make public the real owners of registered companies by 2020.