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Turkish Cypriot judiciary calls for referendum on judicial reforms · Cyprus Report

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Turkish Cypriot judiciary calls for referendum on judicial reforms

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The chief justice of the Turkish Cypriot supreme court, Bertan Ozerdag, has called for a referendum on judicial reform.
The proposed reforms aim to enhance the efficiency and speed of the Turkish Cypriot judicial system.
The initiative seeks to address longstanding concerns regarding the operation of the current judiciary.
Ozerdag emphasized the importance of constitutional changes to facilitate these reforms.
The call for a referendum reflects ongoing discussions about improving judicial processes in Northern Cyprus.

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Turkish Cypriot judiciary renews calls for judicial reform referendumCyprus Mail · 10 days ago

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The chief justice of the Turkish Cypriot supreme court, Bertan Ozerdag, has called for a referendum on judicial reform.
The proposed reforms aim to enhance the efficiency and speed of the Turkish Cypriot judicial system.
The initiative seeks to address longstanding concerns regarding the operation of the current judiciary.
Ozerdag emphasized the importance of constitutional changes to facilitate these reforms.
The call for a referendum reflects ongoing discussions about improving judicial processes in Northern Cyprus.

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