• The Apostolides case against the Orams at the ECJ;
• Numerous Cypriots securing compensation from Turkey at the ECHR for human rights violations;
• Many, many more to follow, including now one London-based TC challenging the RoC over rights to her property in the free areas (good luck to her);
• The Church of Cyprus suing Turkey over access to its religious sites;
• A $40 billion lawsuit against Turkey in the US by owners of property in the north...
Individual Cypriot citizens are pursuing and now gradually securing justice in the courts in ways that many decades of political negotiations, proposals and plans have failed to deliver; for either side.
Jaw-Jaw may be better than War-War but, in Cyprus's case, can we now conclude that Law-Law is better than Jaw-Jaw?