Strongylos Missing Case Differs as ‘Victims Were Kidnapped by Cypriots’
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Strongylos missing case differs as ‘victims were kidnapped by Cypriots’
The case of the kidnapping of two men from the village of Strongylos in August 1974, over which the Supreme Court last week awarded the surviving family of the missing men €100,000, “differentiates” from other cases of missing persons as the pair were kidnapped by Cypriots, the legal service said on Monday. It said that […]
The unanimous decision of the Supreme Court, dated September 4, 2026, on the case of the abduction and disappearance of Loizos Hadjigeorgiou and his son, Giorgos Hadjigeorgiou on August 15, 1974, residents of the village of Strongylos in the Famagusta district, presents a differentiation in relation to other cases concerning the investigation and verification of the fate of missing persons of the 1974 Turkish invasion. […] NY: The Supreme Court'…
Supreme Court decision differs from other cases due to kidnapping of the missing persons of Strongylos by citizens of the Republic of Cyprus, says NY
The reasoning behind its unanimous decision, dated September 4, 2026, the Supreme Court, was made public by the Legal Service through an announcement, which highlights a significant difference in relation to other missing persons cases related to the events of the Turkish invasion of 1974. As reported, a crucial element for the decision was the fact that Loizos and Giorgos Hadjigeorgiou, two civilian citizens of the Republic of Cyprus, were alle…
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