MicAtCyp wrote:My questions are clear Erol and you still avoid to answer to the point.I even highlighted them for you with bold letters in my previous message.
If still you cannot understand them then I am no longer interested to waste my time.
The highlighted question I can see in the above post was
how you imagine this equality
so to try again to answer your question
in terms of 'government system to be applied'
Some areas should require straight majorites of cypriots or their elected representatives and some should require seperate majorites from each community.
in terms of percentage of land to be ruled
I personaly would be prepared to accept geographical seperate areas or totaly integreated basis, provided I believed GC accepted the TC peoples right to self deterimation as a principal.
in terms of power sharing
As above for some areas I would be willing to accept straight majorites and others I would want there to be a requirment for seperate majorites of each community.
in terms of human rights
I would want a framework that accepted human rights but that also recognised that these at times can not be absoloute but need to be limited and subject to compromise on both sides. If for example seperate geographical areas are to be agreed then some limit to free rights for anyone to live anywhere will have to be accepted.
in terms of well as how the other 82% of "a people" would not damage its own rights arising from its self determination in that same direction.
There needs to be, in my view, an acceptance that one groups rights can and do clash with another groups. This will require compromise when this is the case. Neither sides right should have precedence over the others.
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