Crime & Safety · Cyprus
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The trial concerning the death of 14-year-old Stylianos Constantinou is ongoing at the Nicosia District Court, with witnesses continuing to provide testimony regarding the circumstances surrounding his suicide in 2019. In the latest proceedings, the focus has turned to the responsibilities of the educational institutions and the Ministry of Education (ΥΚΕ). The defense has been cross-examining a nursery schoolteacher who previously supervised Stylianos, exploring how factors in his home life and school environment may have contributed to his distress.
During the trial, emotional testimonies have painted a troubling picture of Stylianos's upbringing, with suggestions of violence and neglect in his home life. The prosecution is placing emphasis on the school's role in recognizing and addressing Stylianos's behavioral issues, while the defense has highlighted the teacher's anxiety about managing his behavior in class. Documents read in court indicated that a multi-disciplinary team had recommended that Stylianos receive special educational support and speech therapy. As the trial progresses, it aims to uncover the complexities surrounding the events leading up to his tragic death.
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9 July
The trial reveals horrific alleged acts witnessed by the child.
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