The Ongoing Impasse in Cyprus: Immovable Property Commission Controversy
The Immovable Property Commission (IPC) in Cyprus is fraught with controversy, as the Cypriot government views it as Turkey’s tactic to avoid international legal responsibilities stemming from the 1974 conflict. Despite the European Court of Human Rights ruling in favor of Greek Cypriots, Turkey has not compensated them, leaving thousands of displaced individuals in limbo, yearning for justice and resolution.