The tragic outcome of a domestic dispute in Strovolos saw a 26yearold man lose his life after sustaining stab wounds, with a 27yearold woman also critically injured. The incident, linked to recent romantic involvement between the individuals, has prompted authorities to launch an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the violent altercation.
The tragic incident in Tremithousa involved the murder of Petya Krateva by her exhusband after a heated argument and alleged stabbing, leading to an investigation into possible police negligence and the suspension of two officers. The suspect, discharged from a psychiatric hospital before the crime, is now facing legal proceedings for the devastating event that shook the quiet community of Tremithousa, Paphos.
The ‘Panic Button’ initiative proposes a smartphone app for discreetly alerting police with a victim’s location during domestic violence incidents. Cyprus MPs Pavlos Mylonas, Irene Charalambides, and Alexandra Attalides are championing this legislative change to combat violence against women, offering hope for a safer future.
Paphos police face a disciplinary investigation over their response to a femicide involving Petya Krateva. The tragic incident highlights the importance of swift police action in cases of domestic violence, sparking community outrage and calls for accountability.
A tragic incident in Tremithousa, Paphos, saw a 48yearold man accused of murdering his former spouse, Petya Krateva, allegedly stabbing and pushing her off a balcony. An investigation is underway to determine the cause of death, leaving the community in shock and calling for awareness of domestic violence issues.
In Tremithousa, Cyprus, a tragic domestic incident unfolded as a man fatally stabbed his wife, leaving the community in shock. Police are conducting a thorough investigation and urging witnesses to come forward, highlighting the urgent need for increased awareness and preventative measures against domestic violence.
A 32yearold man in Xylotymbou faces multiple charges, including attempted murder, for dousing a woman with gasoline, dragging her from her home, and threatening her life with a knife. The upcoming trial highlights the urgent need to address and condemn acts of violence, shedding light on the broader issues of domestic violence in communities worldwide.
Frederick University’s study on relationship violence among university students in Cyprus revealed alarming statistics, with 25% of students feeling insecure, one in five experiencing jealousy, and one in ten facing physical violence. The university is taking action by offering workshops and helpline support to address and prevent domestic abuse, while also emphasizing the need to combat gender inequality.
Recent data from Cyprus reveals a disturbing rise in domestic violence cases, with a significant increase from 1,384 incidents in 2019 to 3,122 in the current year. This alarming trend emphasizes the urgent need for support services like Spavo’s helpline and Women’s House, which remain crucial resources for victims.
The Larnaca Criminal Court has handed down a landmark verdict, sentencing a 34yearold man to nine years in prison for sexually abusing his partner’s daughter. In a distressing turn of events, the child’s mother also received a 16month sentence for domestic violence, emphasizing the court’s zerotolerance stance on child abuse.
