Crime & Safety · Cyprus

Increasing domestic violence and gun ownership issues highlighted in Cyprus report.

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Recent reports highlight a surge in femicides and domestic violence in Cyprus, prompting public concern.
Data from the Organization for the Prevention of Domestic Violence (SPAVO) indicate that there are tens of thousands of firearms owned by men without mental health evaluations.
The ongoing issue has gained prominence following several tragic incidents involving violence against women.
Local authorities are facing criticism for their handling of domestic violence cases and the accessibility of firearms.
Calls for reform regarding gun ownership regulations and improved support systems for victims of domestic abuse are intensifying.

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Recent reports highlight a surge in femicides and domestic violence in Cyprus, prompting public concern.
Data from the Organization for the Prevention of Domestic Violence (SPAVO) indicate that there are tens of thousands of firearms owned by men without mental health evaluations.
The ongoing issue has gained prominence following several tragic incidents involving violence against women.
Local authorities are facing criticism for their handling of domestic violence cases and the accessibility of firearms.
Calls for reform regarding gun ownership regulations and improved support systems for victims of domestic abuse are intensifying.

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