Rape as a weapon of war: War crimes that are not statute-barred

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The article discusses the use of rape as a weapon of war and highlights it as a war crime that cannot be overlooked.
It references the tragic anniversaries of the 1974 coup and the illegal Turkish invasion of Cyprus, which still evoke painful memories.
The article expresses strong anger concerning the ongoing crimes committed by Turkey against the Greek-Cypriot people.
It emphasizes the importance of remembering and addressing such atrocities in the context of war crimes.
The topic remains a significant issue within the discourse surrounding the historical and ongoing conflicts in Cyprus.

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Βιασμοί ως όπλο πολέμου: Εγκλήματα πολέμου που δεν παραγράφονταιPhilenews · 5 days ago

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The article discusses the use of rape as a weapon of war and highlights it as a war crime that cannot be overlooked.
It references the tragic anniversaries of the 1974 coup and the illegal Turkish invasion of Cyprus, which still evoke painful memories.
The article expresses strong anger concerning the ongoing crimes committed by Turkey against the Greek-Cypriot people.
It emphasizes the importance of remembering and addressing such atrocities in the context of war crimes.
The topic remains a significant issue within the discourse surrounding the historical and ongoing conflicts in Cyprus.

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