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Thousands of messages sent to British MPs regarding Cyprus issue

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Thousands of emails have been sent to British Parliament members through the #HandsOffCyprus campaign.
The campaign aims to keep the issue of Turkish invasion and occupation high on the political agenda.
Organized by the National Federation of Cypriots in the UK, the initiative marks 52 years since the invasion.
Participants are encouraged to send messages to their local MPs to maintain awareness of the Cyprus issue.
The campaign seeks to prompt the UK government to push Turkey back to negotiation tables.

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In recent weeks, British parliament members have received thousands of emails as part of the #HandsOffCyprus campaign, organized by the National Federation of Cypriots in the UK. This initiative coincides with the 52nd anniversary of the Turkish invasion and occupation of Cyprus and aims to keep the issues surrounding the situation in Cyprus prominent on the political agenda.

The campaign's goal is to encourage dialogue regarding the ongoing conflict and encourage Turkey to return to negotiations concerning the future of Cyprus. Organizers have emphasized the importance of maintaining international awareness and political pressure regarding the issue. The influx of messages reflects a concerted effort by the Cypriot community and its supporters to advocate for their cause and engage British lawmakers in discussions related to Cyprus.

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