Cyprus lawyers highlight risk of transnational repression in Hranovskyi case

Cyprus lawyers have raised concerns over the risk of "transnational repression" in the case of former Ukrainian MP Oleksandr Hranovskyi.

A Ukrainian court recently concluded criminal proceedings against Hranovskyi, who was accused of embezzling £1.6 million from the Odesa Portside Plant in 2015.

The Cyprus Democratic Lawyers Association (CDLA) highlighted potential implications for legal standards and human rights in the context of international relations.

Concerns were voiced regarding the broader impact of the case on legal protections for individuals involved in transnational legal disputes.

Hranovskyi's case has drawn attention amid ongoing discussions about the severity of legal actions faced by political figures in Ukraine.

Cyprus lawyers highlight risk of transnational repression in Hranovskyi case

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