Tag: BOT

• Saturday, June 27th 2015 - 06:46 UTC

  Falklands' 'fk' domain battle at the ICANN Buenos Aires conference

  

  The British government has stood up to Argentina in a battle over the Falkland Islands' right to exist in cyberspace at the ICANN conference in Buenos Aires. Argentina is furious that the disputed territory is allowed to give websites a “.fk” address - identifying them as hailing from the disputed territory and brought up the issue during the current conference.

• Tuesday, October 14th 2014 - 06:19 UTC

  Falklands case at Gibraltar conference on self-determination and independence

  

  An international symposium looking at the historical backdrop underpinning the concepts of self-determination, devolution, and independence on self-determination will take place next Thursday and Friday in Gibraltar. The aim of this conference is to look at these concepts and to explore them across a number of different examples.

• Friday, July 18th 2014 - 09:39 UTC

  BOT leaders, including Falklands, meet in Cayman Islands ahead of London's December council

  

  Several leaders from British Overseas Territories, BOT, including Falkland Islands, are meeting in Cayman Islands to discuss the agenda of the Joint Ministerial Council to be held in December in London.

• Friday, April 25th 2014 - 21:43 UTC

  PM Cameron calls on BOT to have public registries with names of companies' owners

  

  British Prime Minister David Cameron has written to the leaders of the UK’s overseas territories and crown dependencies to encourage them to create public registries that would reveal the true owners of companies registered in their jurisdictions.

• Friday, May 24th 2013 - 07:23 UTC

  British Overseas Territories tax havens hold £ 4 trillion, claims Oxfam

  

  People using tax havens have deprived governments worldwide of £100 billion in revenue, enough to end extreme poverty twice over, according to new figures published by Oxfam. The total amount of lost tax revenue is far higher than £100 billion, as the figure only includes tax dodged by individuals, and not companies.