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Four-year prison sentence for transporting 19 migrants in overloaded boat · Cyprus Report

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Four-year prison sentence for transporting 19 migrants in overloaded boat

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The Supreme Court of Cyprus upheld a four-year prison sentence for a 24-year-old man convicted of facilitating the illegal entry of 19 migrants.
The Attorney General's appeal for a harsher sentence was rejected by the court.
The court concluded that the four-year prison term was appropriate and not manifestly inadequate given the circumstances of the case.
The individual was found guilty of aiding migrants to enter the Republic unlawfully.
The decision reflects the court's stance on immigration offenses in Cyprus.

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20 July

The court rejected the Attorney General's appeal for a harsher penalty for the smuggler.

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«Όχι» σε αύξηση ποινής διακινητή που έφερε 19 μετανάστες στην ΚύπροSigmalive · 1 day ago

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The Supreme Court of Cyprus upheld a four-year prison sentence for a 24-year-old man convicted of facilitating the illegal entry of 19 migrants.
The Attorney General's appeal for a harsher sentence was rejected by the court.
The court concluded that the four-year prison term was appropriate and not manifestly inadequate given the circumstances of the case.
The individual was found guilty of aiding migrants to enter the Republic unlawfully.
The decision reflects the court's stance on immigration offenses in Cyprus.

Generated by AI from the 2 sources below · always verify with the originals

20 July

The court rejected the Attorney General's appeal for a harsher penalty for the smuggler.