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Turkey Guilty of War Crimes (Yet Again ?).....



More justification for an immediate and effective examination of the claimed mass graves at or near Lapithos....

From CY Weekly

ECHR finds Turkey guilty

STRASBOURG - The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) on Friday found Turkey guilty in the case of a number of missing Greek Cypriots. It also ordered damages to be paid to their families.

Friday’s judgment of the Grand Chamber was in the case of Varnava and Others v. Turkey which dates back to 1990.

“(The Court) holds by sixteen votes to one that there has been a continuing violation of Article 2 of the Convention on account of the failure of the authorities of the respondent State to conduct an effective investigation into the fate of the nine men who disappeared in life-threatening circumstances,” said the 58-page-long judgment.
The applications were introduced before the Court in the name and on behalf of 18 Greek Cypriots.

The ECHR also ordered Turkey to pay, within three months, €12,000 per application, plus any tax that may be chargeable, in respect of non-pecuniary damages.

Also, to pay €8,000 per application, plus any tax that may be chargeable to the applicants or their heirs, in respect of costs and expenses.

Reh Insan, bou eese reh? Cat got your tongue?

I highlighted the court ruling that indicates court found guilty Turkey because of what... There r 3 topics with the same issue... I stated my opinions under other 2 topics...

...and I read them a while earlier. You really can be quite nice and sensible sometimes Insan ...... ............ .......... .....

[insan]

Turkey Guilty of War Crimes (Yet Again ?).....



More justification for an immediate and effective examination of the claimed mass graves at or near Lapithos....

From CY Weekly

ECHR finds Turkey guilty

STRASBOURG - The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) on Friday found Turkey guilty in the case of a number of missing Greek Cypriots. It also ordered damages to be paid to their families.

Friday’s judgment of the Grand Chamber was in the case of Varnava and Others v. Turkey which dates back to 1990.

“(The Court) holds by sixteen votes to one that there has been a continuing violation of Article 2 of the Convention on account of the failure of the authorities of the respondent State to conduct an effective investigation into the fate of the nine men who disappeared in life-threatening circumstances,” said the 58-page-long judgment.
The applications were introduced before the Court in the name and on behalf of 18 Greek Cypriots.

The ECHR also ordered Turkey to pay, within three months, €12,000 per application, plus any tax that may be chargeable, in respect of non-pecuniary damages.

Also, to pay €8,000 per application, plus any tax that may be chargeable to the applicants or their heirs, in respect of costs and expenses.

Reh Insan, bou eese reh? Cat got your tongue?

I highlighted the court ruling that indicates court found guilty Turkey because of what... There r 3 topics with the same issue... I stated my opinions under other 2 topics...

...and I read them a while earlier. You really can be quite nice and sensible sometimes Insan ...... ............ .......... .....

Just sometimes? I've always been very nice to u re Bill Cosby. As for my sensitiveness, I'm 100% sure of that it depends on ur psychological mood and perceptions.

U r one of the nicest people of this forum, Bill; only when u don't twist and distort some things... and u know this... I blame ur hastily getting excited personality for all the negatives on u...

[bill cobbett]

Turkey Guilty of War Crimes (Yet Again ?).....



More justification for an immediate and effective examination of the claimed mass graves at or near Lapithos....

From CY Weekly

ECHR finds Turkey guilty

STRASBOURG - The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) on Friday found Turkey guilty in the case of a number of missing Greek Cypriots. It also ordered damages to be paid to their families.

Friday’s judgment of the Grand Chamber was in the case of Varnava and Others v. Turkey which dates back to 1990.

“(The Court) holds by sixteen votes to one that there has been a continuing violation of Article 2 of the Convention on account of the failure of the authorities of the respondent State to conduct an effective investigation into the fate of the nine men who disappeared in life-threatening circumstances,” said the 58-page-long judgment.
The applications were introduced before the Court in the name and on behalf of 18 Greek Cypriots.

The ECHR also ordered Turkey to pay, within three months, €12,000 per application, plus any tax that may be chargeable, in respect of non-pecuniary damages.

Also, to pay €8,000 per application, plus any tax that may be chargeable to the applicants or their heirs, in respect of costs and expenses.

Reh Insan, bou eese reh? Cat got your tongue?

I highlighted the court ruling that indicates court found guilty Turkey because of what... There r 3 topics with the same issue... I stated my opinions under other 2 topics...

...and I read them a while earlier. You really can be quite nice and sensible sometimes Insan ...... ............ .......... .....

Just sometimes? I've always been very nice to u re Bill Cosby. As for my sensitiveness, I'm 100% sure of that it depends on ur psychological mood and perceptions.

U r one of the nicest people of this forum, Bill; only when u don't twist and distort some things... and u know this... I blame ur hastily getting excited personality for all the negatives on u...

Oh Gawd, My Dear Insan, you have a long memory and anyway little nice me distort, twist, spin and deceive? Never! Well perhaps once or twice but never consciously ....

[Alpeis]

I heard this mass grave story from Greek TV channels and as far as I know it didn't make the news here beforehand. The following day Afrika was the only newspaper published the story QUOTING a Greek newspaper. Nobody knew anything at here; where I live just next to the so called graves, until then. Nobody here also believes the story is true.

On the other hand, this way or other I really wish the missing persons are found as soon as possible. It would at least lessen the pains of Cypriots...