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Human rights complaints rise to 4,655 in 2024, commissioner requests more resources
4 sourcesFirst reported 15 days agoUpdated 15 days ago
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- Human rights commissioner Maria Stylianou-Lottides reported receiving 4,655 complaints about human rights violations in 2024.
- The annual report was presented to President Nikos Christodoulides on July 6, 2026.
- Stylianou-Lottides requested additional staffing to manage the volume of complaints and new responsibilities within her office.
- The report emphasizes the increasing role of the commissioner in safeguarding human rights.
- Complaints and investigations were a central topic during the meeting between the commissioner and the president.
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Στα ύψη τα παράπονα με 4.655 υποθέσεις στην Επ. Διοικήσεως- Ζητά ενίσχυση
Sigmalive· 15 days ago
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Στην Επίτροπο Διοικήσεως 4.655 υποθέσεις το 2024, ζητά ενίσχυση λόγω νέων αρμοδιοτήτων
Politis· 15 days ago
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4.655 υποθέσεις έφτασαν στην Επίτροπο Διοικήσεως το 2024, ζητά στελέχωση λόγω νέων αρμοδιοτήτων
Alpha News· 15 days ago
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4,655 human rights complaints received in 2024
Cyprus Mail· 15 days ago