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Court rejects appeal of convicted child sexual abuser in Limassol

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The Court of Appeals has unanimously rejected the appeal of a man convicted of multiple counts of child sexual abuse and indecent assault.
The convictions were originally handed down by the Permanent Criminal Court in Limassol.
The defendant was found guilty in October 2024 on seven counts of child sexual abuse and eight counts of indecent assault.
The offenses occurred against the complainant when she was a minor between 1996 and 2003 in the Limassol district.
The imposed prison sentences ranged from eight months to three years.

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The Cyprus Court of Appeals has rejected the appeal of a man convicted of multiple offenses related to the sexual abuse of a minor in Limassol. The court's decision, announced on July 21, 2026, upheld the original ruling from the Permanent Criminal Court in Limassol, which found the defendant guilty of seven charges of child sexual abuse and eight counts of indecent assault. The offenses were reported to have occurred between 1996 and 2003, when the victim was still a minor.

The defendant had previously received prison sentences ranging from eight months to three years for his crimes. The Appeals Court unanimously dismissed his appeal, confirming the appropriateness of the initial sentences. The ruling marks a significant conclusion in a case that has garnered considerable public attention.

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