Family members express anger over missing persons declaration process in Cyprus.

Relatives of missing persons from the 1974 Turkish invasion of Cyprus are expressing outrage over the government's requirement to declare their loved ones legally absent for inheritance matters.

Families report that the process adds emotional distress to their ongoing grief and frustration over the unresolved status of their missing relatives.

The situation highlights the broader issue of missing persons in Cyprus and the challenges faced by their families.

The government’s policy has sparked significant public criticism from those directly affected.

Calls for reform and a more compassionate approach to handling these cases are being made by affected families and advocacy groups.

Family members express anger over missing persons declaration process in Cyprus.

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