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[humanist]

http://www.greeknewsonline.com/modules. ... e&sid=6977

Ban also said in his report that “the trend towards increased construction on the Turkish Cypriot side continues to be a cause of concern, as it may complicate efforts towards a comprehensive settlement. UNFICYP received complaints from the Greek Cypriot side that inhabited houses in Rizokarpaso belonging to Greek Cypriots are being demolished”. He noted that UNFICYP has confirmed this and has protested to the Turkish Cypriot side the practice of demolishing houses without the owner’s consent.

He added that UNFICYP personnel faced difficulties accessing the Greek Cypriot community in the Karpas area, with restrictions being placed by local police on home visits without prior clearance adding that UNFICYP has protested these new restrictions.

[bigOz]

http://www.greeknewsonline.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=6977

Ban also said in his report that “the trend towards increased construction on the Turkish Cypriot side continues to be a cause of concern, as it may complicate efforts towards a comprehensive settlement. UNFICYP received complaints from the Greek Cypriot side that inhabited houses in Rizokarpaso belonging to Greek Cypriots are being demolished”. He noted that UNFICYP has confirmed this and has protested to the Turkish Cypriot side the practice of demolishing houses without the owner’s consent.

He added that UNFICYP personnel faced difficulties accessing the Greek Cypriot community in the Karpas area, with restrictions being placed by local police on home visits without prior clearance adding that UNFICYP has protested these new restrictions.

I am sure I read this news about a week ago! IN any case, more of a reason why an agreement should be reached sooner rather than later.

[humanist]

bigOz I am really not sure what either side is thinking really. You would think that after 33 years someone with a little intelligence would have said hey at this rate we're never going to solve it. Nothing has changed for 33 years lets try something a bit different, may be we can live together. But where would that leave Turkey?