Does the Falkland Islands Have an Independence Day?

No. The Falkland Islands do not celebrate an independence day because they have never been an independent nation.

• They are a British Overseas Territory with internal self-government.
• The UK is responsible for defense and foreign affairs.
• Key annual observance: Liberation Day (June 14) – marks the 1982 end of Argentine occupation.
• No movement for independence exists; 2013 referendum showed 99.8% desire to remain British.

Thus, no independence day—only Liberation Day and the King's Birthday.