Falkland Islander

We're something else, still Falkland Islanders, but we need to determine what that means."

The Falkland Islanders went through a traumatic experience, which they do not wish to see repeated.

This is now being corrected by the Falkland Islanders.

The last census in 2006 recorded 2,476 Falkland Islanders.

"But no one should doubt our determination to protect the Falkland Islanders' right to determine their own political future."

After the war, full British citizenship was granted to the Falkland Islanders.

Modern Falkland Islanders continue to reject the Argentine sovereignty claim.

In 1982, we went to war because the Falkland islanders didnt want Argentinian rule.

This claim is disputed by the Falkland Islanders and the United Kingdom.

"No one should be in any doubt about the British Government's commitment to support the Falkland Islanders' right to determine their own political future."

The British Government will always ensure that the Falkland Islanders' right to determine their political future is respected.

It was during this time that he met and married Falkland Islanders Phyl.

Contemporary Argentine policy maintains the position that modern Falkland Islanders do not have a right to self-determination.

The Falkland Islanders are British by citizenship, and by either origins or naturalization.

The Falklands War had tremendous security, economic and social implications for the Falkland Islanders.

- The Foreign Office has said the government is determined "to protect the Falkland Islanders' right to determine their own political future".

Also the Falkland Islanders are a British Responcibility and could be considered us.

Contemporary Falkland Islanders prefer to remain British.

But mostly I am struck by the resourcefulness, determination and resilience of Falkland Islanders, whatever their background or origin.

Kelpers is a nickname given to Falkland Islanders because the islands are surrounded by large seaweeds called kelp.

The population, estimated at 2,932 in 2012, primarily consists of native Falkland Islanders, the vast majority being of British descent.

This episode followed a period in which the Thatcher government had shown reluctance to maintain such meagre defences as the Falkland islanders possessed.

The central issue was how to protect the ilex squid, the region's most valuable species, essential for the livelihoods of the Falkland Islanders.

In March 2013 the Falkland Islanders voted overwhelmingly in a referendum for the territory to remain British.

We will never negotiate on the sovereignty of the Falkland Islands unless you, the Falkland Islanders, so wish.