Turkey's compliance with the ruling of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) in the Fourth Transnational Action "Cyprus v. Turkey" is not in accordance with the permission, participation, consent or other synergy in any illegal sale and exploitation of Greek Cypriot property, Council of Europe Ministers.
The Permanent Representatives of the 47 Member States concluded their three-day meeting in Strasbourg today, examining compliance with ECtHR decisions. Among other things, the degree of Turkey's compliance with the rulings of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) on the issue of property rights of the displaced was examined in the context of the "Cyprus v. Turkey" decision, I liked it ".
In the decision issued for the Fourth Transnational, the Permanent Representatives reminded that in order to redress the violations identified by the European Court regarding the property rights of the displaced C / Cs, rehabilitation, exchange and compensation ".
It is also stated that in the decision rejecting the admissibility of the case "Dimopoulos and Others" of 2010, the European Court of Justice ruled that "the law establishing this mechanism provides an 'accessible and effective framework for redress in relation to complaints of interference in the property belonging to a Greek Cypriot '".
In addition, they note that the Court did not accept the application in the case "Meleagrou and Others" in 2013, as the applicants had not used all the remedies offered by this mechanism.
It is also stated that in its decision of 12 May 2014 on the payment of damages in the "Cyprus v. Turkey" action, the European Court of Justice expressed the view that compliance with the conclusions of the original 2001 decision "could not [συν] comply with any authorization, participation, consent or other synergy in any illegal sale and exploitation of houses and properties in the northern part of Cyprus ".
At the same time, they noted the information provided by the Turkish authorities regarding the existing roads through the framework of this mechanism to deal with possible illegal sale and exploitation of these properties and called on them to provide additional information regarding their practical application, in order to allow the Commission to assess the effectiveness of these routes and the need for additional measures, if necessary.
They also reiterated their firm insistence on the unconditional obligation to pay damages awarded by the European Court of Justice and called on the Turkish authorities to refer to the measures taken to pay the relevant damages of 12 May 2014.
It is recalled that with this decision, Turkey is called to compensate with € 60 million to those trapped in the Carpathians and € 30 million to the relatives of the missing.
The Permanent Representatives will reconsider the issue of the property rights of the displaced C / Cs at their meeting in September 2018.
In a separate decision on the damages provided for in the Court rulings in "Xenidi Aresti" and "Barnabas and Others", the Permanent Representatives reiterated their unconditional obligation to pay them, while again calling on the Turkish authorities to proceed with the payment. without further delay.
Source: (KYPE / AGK / MK)
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