When the Republic of Cyprus informed the Turkish-Cypriot leadership that they had located the graves of twenty missing Turkish-Cypriots near the village of Alaminos and they wanted to exhume the bodies and return the remains to their families, the Turkish-Cypriots refused to participate in any way even in the identification of their own people.
https://greekreporter.com/2022/07/20/id ... on-cyprus/Things only began to change after Turkey began to seek admission to the European Union in 2005 after Cyprus had already joined the bloc the year before.
One year later, Turkey and the Turkish-Cypriot representatives began to work with the CMP, allowing them to exhume, test, and return the remains of the missing to their loved ones under the strict provision that the organization not apply blame for any deaths.
They also did not open their files to the CMP, a point which Sergides argues prolongs the suffering of the loved ones of those missing and damages the relationship between Greek-Cypriot and Turkish-Cypriot communities.
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Turkey, its Army, to this day will not open the relevant files that they have to the CMP.
