Daughters of the British
Empire
Commonwealth Countries
Independent Members of
the Commonwealth in
descending order of date of independence.
| United Kingdom |
Botswana |
| Canada |
Lesotho |
| Australia |
Barbados |
| New Zealand |
Nauru |
| South Africa |
Mauritius |
| India |
Swaziland |
| Pakistan |
Tonga |
| Sri Lanka |
Bangladesh |
| Ghana |
The Bahamas |
| Malaysia |
Grenada |
| Cyprus |
Mozambique |
| Sierra Leone |
Papua New Guinea |
| Cameroon |
Seychelles |
| Tanzania |
Solomon Islands |
| Western Samoa |
Tuvalu |
| Jamaica |
Dominica |
| Trinidad & Tobago |
Saint Lucia |
| Uganda |
Kiribati |
| Kenya |
Saint Vincent & the Grenadines |
| Malawi |
Zimbabwe |
| Malta |
Vanuatu |
| Zambia |
Belize |
| The Gambia |
Antigua & Barbuda |
| Singapore |
Saint Christopher and Nevis |
| Maldives |
Brunei |
| Guyana |
Namibia |
Britain's Dependent Territories
There are 14 remaining British Dependent
Territories in the world. In most
dependent territories there is considerable self-government, with a legislature
and civil service; Britain has responsibility for defense, internal security and
foreign relations. British policy
is to give independence to those dependent territories which want it, and not to
force it on those which do not.
| Anguilla |
| Bermuda |
| British Antarctic Territory |
| British Indian Ocean Territory |
| British Virgin Islands |
| Cayman Islands |
| Falkland Islands |
| Gibraltar |
| Montserrat |
| Pitcairn Islands |
| Saint Helena |
| Saint Helena Dependencies (Ascension, Tristan de Cunha |
| South Georgia and the Sandwich Islands |
| Turks and Caicos Islands |
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