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The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruled that Cyprus failed to conduct a thorough investigation into a British teenager’s gang-rape claims, stemming from a 2019 incident during her holiday. …
ECHR Critiques Cyprus for Mishandling British Teen’s Rape Investigation Read More
In Cyprus, Syrian refugees are reportedly facing coercion from the government to return to their homeland under the guise of ‘voluntary’ returns. A joint investigation revealed that the Ministry of …
Coercion and Hardship: Syrian Refugees in Cyprus Face Grave Challenges Read More
On December 8, 2024, the government of Bashar al-Assad was overthrown by a coalition of armed opposition groups, led by Hay’et Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), marking the end of over half …
Syria’s New Direction: Challenges of Justice and Human Rights Amid Transition Read More
Rallying for Justice: The Case of Doros Polykarpou On December 12, 2024, a coalition of humanitarian organizations, including FIDH and OMCT, fervently reached out to Cyprus’s Attorney General, Mr. Georgios …
Joint Appeal for Justice in the Case of Doros Polykarpou Read More
The return of over 1,000 stolen ancient coins from Greece to Turkey marks a historic moment in their longstanding cultural relations. This gesture, rooted in sensitivity to the importance of …
Greece Returns 1,000 Stolen Coins to Turkey in Historic Cultural Gesture Read More
In a world increasingly divided by fear and rhetoric, the plight of migrants and the bravery of human rights defenders like Doros Polykarpou shine a stark light on the crucial …
The Struggle for Human Rights in Cyprus: A Call to Defend the Defenders Read More
The Mind Body Spirit event in Limassol served as a vibrant platform for showcasing India’s rich wellness traditions, emphasizing Yoga and Ayurveda’s relevance in today’s world. Participants experienced firsthand the …
Bridging Cultures Through Wellness: India’s Ancient Traditions Shine in Cyprus Read More
In conclusion, the plight of human rights in Belarus paints a troubling picture of repression and violation that persists more than four years after a tainted election. With around 1,300 …
Call for Action: Human Rights and Free Elections in Belarus Read More
Michael O’Flaherty, the EU human rights commissioner, has expressed serious concerns over the plight of refugees and migrants stranded in the buffer zone in Cyprus. He criticized the Cypriot government …
Concerns Raised Over Refugee Treatment in Cyprus by EU Human Rights Commissioner Read More
Europe’s human rights chief urges Cyprus to permit asylum applications from 35 stranded migrants in a UN buffer zone, citing poor living conditions and mental health risks. President Christodoulides affirms …
Urgent Call for Cyprus to Grant Asylum to Stranded Migrants Read More