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Mixed Marriage Children Seek Cypriot Citizenship

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About 3,000 children of mixed marriages in occupied Cyprus seek citizenship.
International Humanitarian Law considers colonization a war crime.
The Turkish and Turkish Cypriots advocate for citizenship rights for these children.
The Cypriot government has rejected their requests, leading to appeals at the ECtHR.
A prominent case involves Enda Hacıer Akkor, which recently gained attention.

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About 3,000 children of mixed marriages in occupied Cyprus seek citizenship.
International Humanitarian Law considers colonization a war crime.
The Turkish and Turkish Cypriots advocate for citizenship rights for these children.
The Cypriot government has rejected their requests, leading to appeals at the ECtHR.
A prominent case involves Enda Hacıer Akkor, which recently gained attention.

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