ECHR case Union of Atheists v. Greece debates removal of Christian icons from Greek courtrooms. ADF defends symbols as cultural heritage, not violation of rights. Ruling pending.
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The Nicosia Permanent Assize Court hears the trial of German real estate agent Eva Isabella Künzel, accused of usurping and promoting Greek Cypriot properties in Turkish-occupied northern Cyprus. Prosecutors argue criminal intent amid the island’s ongoing division, while defense claims political motives and lack of awareness. Künzel remains in custody as proceedings continue.
The Republic of Cyprus strongly condemns the ongoing, unlawful, provocative, and inhumane detention of five…
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruled that Cypriot authorities failed to properly investigate a British woman’s rape allegations in Ayia Napa, whose conviction for lying about the attack was later overturned. The court found significant investigative shortcomings, systemic gender bias, and ordered Cyprus to pay damages, marking a landmark decision for victims of sexual violence.
The Clooney Foundation for Justice, co-founded by George and Amal Clooney, is among several human rights organizations intervening in a new case regarding Turkish businessman Osman Kavala at the European Court of Human Rights. This high-profile involvement is expected to draw significant international attention to the case, highlighting concerns about politically motivated convictions in Turkey.
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruled on Tuesday that Turkey violated the rights…
Turkey has lifted its veto over Finland and Sweden’s bid to join NATO, ending a…
Turkey launched an attack against Athens, claiming that Greece oppresses a non-existent Turkish minority in…
