Presidential Commissioner Fotis Fotiou said that forty-seven years after the invasion in Cyprus, Turkey is far from responding to Cyprus’ calls for the identification of the missing persons.
In his address to the Annual General Assembly of the Panhellenic Committee of Parents and Relatives of Undeclared Prisoners and Missing Persons of the Cyprus Tragedy, in Athens, Fotiou also suggested that Turkey conceals its responsibilities for the brutality it showed by invading Cyprus and for the crimes the Turkish army committed. “Turkey may try to whitewash its face, but it should understand that in no case is it absolved of its responsibilities, especially when they are clearly and unequivocally defined and circumscribed by decisions of international organizations and institutions such as the UN, the Council of Europe, the European Parliament and the European Court of Human Right
Source: Cyprus News Agency