The two men in Larnaca are accused of concealing an arsenal of weapons in an Oroklini graveyard, facing charges including possession of firearms, ammunition, explosives, and a silencer. Their not guilty plea sets the stage for a legal battle that highlights concerns over public safety and potential criminal activity, as the community awaits the next steps in the unfolding case.
Property developer Simon Mistriel Aykut is facing a legal battle over illicit development on Greek Cypriot land, with properties worth €43 million at stake and 124 charges against him. The Nicosia district court has detained Aykut due to concerns about his flight risk until the upcoming criminal court hearing.
AttorneyGeneral George Savvides vehemently defends himself against corruption allegations at the Supreme Constitutional Court, denying any misconduct and emphasizing his decisions were in the public interest. AuditorGeneral Odysseas Michaelides accuses Savvides of obstructing investigations and disputes his dismissal, sparking a heated legal battle that shines a spotlight on institutional integrity and governmental oversight in Cyprus.
In a highstakes legal battle, AttorneyGeneral George Savvides testified against the controversial dismissal of AuditorGeneral Odysseas Michaelides, citing actions that undermine the presumption of innocence. This case sheds light on tensions surrounding accountability and transparency within judicial and governmental institutions, captivating the nation as legal representatives clash in the Supreme Constitutional Court.
The Nicosia district court has frozen €450,000 of CyBC’s assets as part of a legal dispute with journalist Evdokia Loizou, awarded €1.3 million in compensation for workplaceinduced encephalitis suffered while employed at CyBC. This freeze ensures the first installment of the owed amount is secure, marking a significant turn of events for both parties involved.
The Cyprus Health and Social Sciences University (KSTU) is embroiled in a diploma fraud scandal involving shareholder Serdal Gunduz and journalist Sefa Karahasan, who faces legal action for their alleged roles in the creation and receipt of counterfeit diplomas. The scandal has triggered a wave of political debate and brought into question the integrity of educational standards in the region, sparking calls for a reevaluation of the education system.
In a victorious legal battle, journalist Evdokia Loizou secured €925,000 in compensation after a 13year struggle, attributing her encephalitis to harsh working conditions at the state broadcaster. The Nicosia district court’s decision marked a significant win for workplace health rights, despite the broadcaster’s announcement of an appeal, sparking discussions on public sector dynamics and justice in the workplace.
In a contentious legal battle, the Court of Appeal has ruled against an asylum seeker’s access to classified documents related to their case, citing concerns over national security. The decision overturns a previous ruling by the administrative court, emphasizing the delicate balance between individual rights and the state’s obligation to protect confidential information.
