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A 39-year-old Greek Cypriot woman has been detained in the northern part of Cyprus under investigation for an alleged breach of privacy. Reports indicate that she was arrested on June 6 at the Pergamos checkpoint while attempting to cross into the Turkish-occupied territories. The woman's detention revolves around accusations that she sent intimate videos and photographs to the wife of a Turkish Cypriot man with whom she had previously maintained a relationship.
Authorities in the Turkish-held areas are investigating the case as part of a broader inquiry into privacy violations and the misuse of social media. The woman, who lives and works in the areas controlled by the Republic of Cyprus, has been presented before a so-called court in the occupied territories. The case has garnered attention due to its implications regarding personal privacy and the regulatory environment surrounding social media usage in the region.
19 June
A Greek Cypriot woman remained detained in occupied areas for sending videos to her Turkish Cypriot ex's partner.
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