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| "With the adoption of
Article 1 ("Every natural or legal person is entitled to the peaceful enjoyment of
his possessions. No one shall be deprived of his possessions except in the public interest
and subject to the conditions provided for by law and by the general principles of
international law."), the Court solved the Cyprus problem, the way the U.N never
could. This is about your and our money...." Hurriyet,
09-22-98 |
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"Turkey could be expelled from the Council of Europe
for saying it will defy a European Court of Human Rights ruling..." The Guardian, 08-27-98 |
| More importantly, at a time when northern
Cyprus is stepping up its drive for international recognition, the Court refused to accept
the legitimacy of the breakaway Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus..." Odyssey magazine, Nov-Dec 98 |
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"Already at loggerheads with the European Union, which
has refused to make it a candidate for membership, Turkey is now on a collision course
with the one European body to which it does belong..." Martin
Walker in "The Guardian", 08-27-98 |
| "In the words of one of the dissenting
judges – needless to say, it was the Turkish representative, Judge Golcuklu –
Mrs. Loizidou's claim "is likely to become the prototype for a whole series of
similar cases which will in all probability be resolved by political bodies." In
other words, if the Turks cough up pounds 394,500 for her, they'll be faced with millions
of pounds worth of further claims from dispossessed Greek Cypriots." The Independent, 01-12-99 |
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