Piratis wrote:bill, that is not the case because Turkey does not recognize the jurisdiction of the ICJ as compulsory. (Cyprus does)
http://www.icj-cij.org/jurisdiction/ind ... &p2=1&p3=3
In order for one country to bring another country to the ICJ without a prior agreement between the two countries, both countries must accept the jurisdiction of the ICJ as compulsory.
More details on where the court has jurisdiction can be found here:
http://www.icj-cij.org/jurisdiction/ind ... &p2=1&p3=2
If we could take Turkey to the ICJ maybe we would. However it is already established that the Turkish occupation and the "trnc" are illegal, so there is no need for us to prove again what is already proven and obvious to all (except to the Turks).
Turkey ignores the UN Resolutions and in the same way she would ignore the ICJ rulings. Don't expect that those fascists will ever respect any international law if it doesn't suit them and if they are not forced to obey them. It would be like expecting Hitler to stop invading and occupying other countries by winning a court case against him. Those fascists have no regards to international law and this is something already established.
Piratis, in the light of the undeniable info from your link, must regretfully concede.