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[kurupetos]

en onussu dje ksigollisen.
how can it be millions in cyprus. you should be ashamed being greek and clueless about numvers. your brain cells must be justa fe nanos.

With your 'logic' anything is possible.

[Lordo]

yep in just 5 years there will be 1 million tcs.

[Demonax]

yep in just 5 years there will be 1 million tcs.

Or zero. More likely.

[kurupetos]

yep in just 5 years there will be 1 million tcs.

Or zero. More likely.

We should keep one as exhibit in Limassol Zoo.

[Lordo]

zero?

add a 1 to the left of it and then 5 zeros to the right and you may be right.

[kurupetos]

zero?

add a 1 to the left of it and then 5 zeros to the right and you may be right.

Leave maths for scientists.

[Lordo]

facts speak for themselves. last count 500,000 in five years 1 000 000. blink and you miss it.

[kurupetos]

facts speak for themselves. last count 500,000 in five years 1 000 000. blink and you miss it.

Trust me, I will not miss them.

[bill cobbett]

Yes, thank you boys... but to get back to the matter of forced labour and prostitution in the Pimp Regime of "trnc"...

Here's another section from the US State Department's report on the rotten state of affairs in "trnc"...

..."Turkish Cypriot authorities allocated no funding to anti-trafficking efforts. Police were not trained to identify victims of trafficking and authorities provided no protection to victims.

The lack of anti-trafficking legislation and lack of efforts to identify and protect victims indicated that Turkish Cypriot authorities tolerated human trafficking.

An NGO that runs a shelter for victims of domestic violence, with no financial support from the authorities, reported helping five potential trafficking victims during the reporting period.

Turkish Cypriot authorities do not acknowledge a need for care or shelter for victims of trafficking because police immediately deport foreign women who wish to leave their employer. Foreign women arrested for prostitution were immediately detained and deported to Turkey within 24 hours, regardless of country of origin.

Victims of trafficking serving as material witnesses against a former employer are not entitled to find new employment and reside in temporary accommodation arranged by the police.

There is no specific shelter for trafficking victims.

According to human rights NGOs, police have been placing material witnesses in other working nightclubs. Witnesses are not allowed to leave the “TRNC” pending trial and are deported at the conclusion of legal proceedings. Turkish Cypriot authorities did not conduct any anti-trafficking awareness activities during the reporting period.

Turkish Cypriot authorities made no efforts to reduce demand for forced labor..."

[Lordo]

very simple solution. take trnc to european human rights court. it aint rocket science.