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[Paphitis]

Here is a link of Turkish Police breaking a 15 year old boys are. This is VIDEO evidence. You police forces are so brave for going up against a 15 year old.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-mkJyGnafw

Should I continue?

You imbecile, do they look like TC police to you.?

Deniz,
you make me ,

These men brains ................ ?

We are in Cyprus mate , Who cares what is happening in Turkey or Greece .
We must look for our Mandıra's first.

İf he wants to look whats happening in Cyprus .... He can just pop in Cyprus mail today ..... Why we are bothering for others ?

OMG. The man from Bayarak is holding the Cyprus Mail as some sought of distinguished journalism. That puts things into perspective.

Halil, get a real job.

[Eric dayi]

Here is a link of Turkish Police breaking a 15 year old boys are. This is VIDEO evidence. You police forces are so brave for going up against a 15 year old.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-mkJyGnafw

Should I continue?

You imbecile, do they look like TC police to you.?

No such thing as a legal TC polive force. So how can anyone complain to the EU or Amnesty. TC police are a non recognised entity.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAH....he didn't get it.

[Eric dayi]

Here is a link of Turkish Police breaking a 15 year old boys are. This is VIDEO evidence. You police forces are so brave for going up against a 15 year old.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-mkJyGnafw

Should I continue?

You imbecile, do they look like TC police to you.?

Deniz,
you make me ,

These men brains ................ ?

We are in Cyprus mate , Who cares what is happening in Turkey or Greece .
We must look for our Mandıra's first.

İf he wants to look whats happening in Cyprus .... He can just pop in Cyprus mail today ..... Why we are bothering for others ?

OMG. The man from Bayarak is holding the Cyprus Mail as some sought of distinguished journalism. That puts things into perspective.

Halil, get a real job.

How about news from the horses mouth as they say. :wink::wink::wink:

[Eric dayi]

Torture report puts police in the spotlight
By Rula Aweidah

THE COUNCIL of Europe has warned Cyprus it needs to do more to stamp out ill-treatment of detainees in police custody after a visit by a special committee on torture received many “complaints of ill-treatment” in police custody, some of which “was of such a severity that it could be considered as amounting to torture”.

The visit by the Committee for the Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (CPT) took place in December 2004, and its report was approved by the Council of Europe in July 2005. It was released today, after the Cyprus government finally gave its green light for the findings to be published.

Publication of the report is always at the request of the country involved, and usually comes before the next review, scheduled every four years.

In its response to the report, dated April 2006, the government says many of the recommendations have been, or are in the process of being, adopted.

The report devoted much of its attention to conditions in police custody, saying the CPT delegation had received many complaints of ill-treatment

“The forms of ill-treatment alleged consisted in the main of slaps, kicks and punches to the head and body, including the genitals, with the detained person sometimes undressed and/or handcuffed. Allegations of ill-treatment also included the banging of heads on a desk, blows with batons or other objects and violence of a sexual nature.

“In a few cases, the ill-treatment alleged was of such a severity that it could be considered as amounting to torture.”

The report added: “The risk of ill-treatment appeared to be particularly high in respect of foreign nationals, the conditions under which many of them were being detained were entirely unacceptable and could, in some cases, be regarded as inhuman and degrading.”

The report highlighted the case of one foreign detainee, who claimed that during an interview at the Central Prison, he had been severely ill-treated. “The first alleged incident consisted of punches and kicks to the face, chest and abdomen. The detainee further alleged that, during the night, he had been made to undress and had, while in a standing position, been hooded and shackled by the wrists and ankles to bars in the police prison, whereupon police officers had hit him violently on various parts of the body, including his genitals.”

Tuesday, April 2008.

http://www.cyprus-mail.com/news/main.php?id=38718

The whiter than white so-called "RoC".

in a country known to treat it's animals as such, this doesn't suprise me.

Not only the animals but also the homeless, Olympics in Greece was a testament for that GG.

[Paphitis]

Here is a link of Turkish Police breaking a 15 year old boys are. This is VIDEO evidence. You police forces are so brave for going up against a 15 year old.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-mkJyGnafw

Should I continue?

You imbecile, do they look like TC police to you.?

No such thing as a legal TC polive force. So how can anyone complain to the EU or Amnesty. TC police are a non recognised entity.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAH....he didn't get it.

Report: Greek Cypriot 'beaten' before fatal heart attack in Turkish Cypriot custody
The Associated PressPublished: November 4, 2007

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NICOSIA, Cyprus: A Greek Cypriot smuggling suspect who died of a heart attack in Turkish Cypriot custody had been beaten in detention, state radio quoted a coroner as saying Sunday.

State coroner Eleni Antoniou said she established Stephis Stephanou, 64, was the "victim of a beating" before his Nov. 1 death in the Turkish-Cypriot sector of the divided capital, Nicosia, according to RIK radio. She did not say whether that contributed to the man's death.

Stephanou was a former Irish honorary consul and founding member of the co-ruling party Diko. His body was brought to the Greek Cypriot south on Saturday.

An initial autopsy by a Turkish-Cypriot coroner failed to establish the exact cause of death, a United Nations spokesman told The Associated Press.

Stephanou reportedly was arrested Oct. 18 in northern Nicosia on charges of antiquities smuggling, and was twice taken to hospital because of health problems.

This from the International Herald Tribune.

This is the link:

http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2007/11/ ... -Death.php

That was dedicated to you Eric.

[denizaksulu]

Here is a link of Turkish Police breaking a 15 year old boys are. This is VIDEO evidence. You police forces are so brave for going up against a 15 year old.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-mkJyGnafw

Should I continue?

You imbecile, do they look like TC police to you.?

No such thing as a legal TC police force. So how can anyone complain to the EU or Amnesty. TC police are a non recognised entity.

are you squirming? Now I have others waiting round the corner to stab me in the back. We sure Are Cypriots.

[Paphitis]

Turkey: Risk of torture and ill-treatment/ police brutality
PUBLIC AI Index: EUR 44/019/2002

UA 88/02 Risk of torture and ill-treatment/ 22
March 2002
police brutality

TURKEY 311 Kurds detained in Istanbul and Mersin

killed: Mehmet Ôen (m), aged 34
Ömer Ayd2n (m), aged 39


Police have beaten and arrested dozens of people in Turkey as protestors
attempted to celebrate Newroz, the Kurdish New Year, on 21 March. In Istanbul
and in Mersin on the Eastern Mediterranean coast, 81 and 230 people
respectively, are in police custody. They may be at risk of torture or
ill-treatment. Two protestors are reported to have died during the
demonstrations in Mersin.

In Mersin, demonstrators attempted to participate in celebrations that had been
banned by the local Governor. They were forcibly dispersed by police officers
who used tanks, water cannons, tear gas and plastic bullets against them. Some
of the demonstrators reportedly fought back with sticks and rocks. In the
resulting clashes, Mehmet Ôen died after a tank reportedly crushed him against
a wall, and Ömer Ayd2n died as a result of reportedly being crushed by the
crowd. More than 100 demonstrators and 41 police officers were reportedly
injured. Two police officers are reported to have died after the tank that they
were driving crashed in an apparently unrelated incident earlier in the day.

In and around the district of Topkap2 in Istanbul, 546 individuals were
detained as they tried to gather in a public square to celebrate Newroz.
Police officers reportedly also used water cannons, tear gas and plastic
bullets to disperse the crowds. Some people apparently responded by throwing
rocks at the police officers. Most of the detainees have been released from
Istanbul Police Headquarters, though 81 people reportedly remain in custody.
Twenty four of those released have since lodged a complaint with the Human
Rights Association (IHD) stating that they were beaten by police officers.

BACKGROUND INFORMATION
Newroz (Kurdish)/ Nevruz (Turkish) is a pagan festival of Zoroastrian origin
which marks the awakening of nature at the March 21 equinox. It is also
celebrated in Iran and by other Muslim communities in the Caucasus and Central
Asia. At least 70 individuals were killed by security forces on Newroz in 1992
following violent demonstrations in the south east of Turkey.

Torture appears to be used routinely in police and gendarmerie stations, to
extract confessions, elicit information about illegal organizations, intimidate
detainees into becoming police informers or as unofficial punishment for
presumed support of illegal organizations. Torture methods in Turkey documented
by Amnesty International include severe beatings, being stripped naked and
blindfolded, hosing with pressurized ice-cold water, suspending by the arms or
wrists bound behind the victim's back, electric shocks, beating the soles of
the feet, death threats and sexual assault.

[halil]

Here is a link of Turkish Police breaking a 15 year old boys are. This is VIDEO evidence. You police forces are so brave for going up against a 15 year old.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-mkJyGnafw

Should I continue?

You imbecile, do they look like TC police to you.?

Deniz,
you make me ,

These men brains ................ ?

We are in Cyprus mate , Who cares what is happening in Turkey or Greece .
We must look for our Mandıra's first.

İf he wants to look whats happening in Cyprus .... He can just pop in Cyprus mail today ..... Why we are bothering for others ?

OMG. The man from Bayarak is holding the Cyprus Mail as some sought of distinguished journalism. That puts things into perspective.

Halil, get a real job.

BAYRAK re Bafidi BAYRAK

at least it is not TC news paper ........... You get upset from Cyprus mail .... why ?????
how many times we can say ..... first clean up your own garden .

[Paphitis]

Here is a link of Turkish Police breaking a 15 year old boys are. This is VIDEO evidence. You police forces are so brave for going up against a 15 year old.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-mkJyGnafw

Should I continue?

You imbecile, do they look like TC police to you.?

No such thing as a legal TC police force. So how can anyone complain to the EU or Amnesty. TC police are a non recognised entity.

are you squirming? Now I have others waiting round the corner to stab me in the back. We sure Are Cypriots.

You might want to tell that one to ERIC!

I will now stop from posting anything further. YAWN.

[denizaksulu]

Here is a link of Turkish Police breaking a 15 year old boys are. This is VIDEO evidence. You police forces are so brave for going up against a 15 year old.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-mkJyGnafw

Should I continue?

You imbecile, do they look like TC police to you.?

No such thing as a legal TC police force. So how can anyone complain to the EU or Amnesty. TC police are a non recognised entity.

are you squirming? Now I have others waiting round the corner to stab me in the back. We sure Are Cypriots.

You might want to tell that one to ERIC!

I will now stop from posting anything further. YAWN.

Is that all?

What a bore you turned out to be.

One post on DTs late father-in-law. We are all shocked and upset about it.

He will be pleased you brought it up.

You must have ran out of material on Cyprus.

I am sure you feel better now that you have vented your excess gasses.

Back to the baked beans for you.

I consider that as a no show.