The legal saga surrounding state land in Paralimni, Cyprus, has dragged on for decades, with unauthorized activities like construction and welldrilling causing uproar among locals. Ombudswoman Maria StylianouLottides has called for urgent action to rectify the situation, emphasizing the need to uphold the rule of law and restore public trust in state governance.
President Nikos Christodoulides vows to bring justice to those involved in usurping Greek Cypriot properties, ensuring legal consequences for offenders. The government is taking a proactive stance to protect individual property rights and uphold justice through legal means.
In response to the Auditor General’s report, the Cyprus Police have issued a statement addressing various concerns raised. They have emphasized the importance of confidentiality in sensitive security matters, clarified the legality of Police Regulations, upheld nondisclosure policies, reviewed traffic collision procedures, initiated criminal proceedings for traffic law violations by government vehicles, complied with requests for extrajudicial fines, ensured the confidentiality of firearms permits, addressed concerns about ammunition storage and safety, and committed to implementing the report’s recommendations.
