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Cyprus Highlights Sexual Violence Issues from 1974 Turkish Invasion at UN

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Cyprus addressed the United Nations, calling for stronger international action to support survivors of conflict-related sexual violence stemming from the 1974 Turkish invasion.
The Permanent Representative of Cyprus, Ambassador Maria Michail, highlighted the lasting impact of this violence during an open discussion at the UN.
Cyprus emphasized the need for concrete actions to aid survivors and end the impunity for perpetrators of sexual violence in conflict.
The nation continues to offer humanitarian assistance and development cooperation to support women and girls affected by conflicts.
The call for justice for victims of sexual violence from the 1974 invasion was a central theme in Cyprus's message to the UN.

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