A Cyprus court sentenced Syrian National to a three -year prison, causing her to die due to the negligence of a 3 -year -old girl, who overladeed the migrant boat due to the negligence of a 3 -year -old girl on the auto. Was, which for six days without food and water supply.
The Attorney General’s office on Friday stated the Famagusta Criminal Court that the 48 -year -old captain had failed to ensure the safety of 60 Syrian migrants for the younger wooden, which was riding with small wooden or navigital AIDS or investment communication equality.
For the facts of the case, the captain had told the passengers at some point of the journey to throw any remaining bottles of water at some point that the boat had departed from the Lebanon to remove any signal.
The boat set up the sail on January 18, 2024, but the failure of an engine left the vessel’s adrift in the eastern Mediterranean Sea for about a week, where many desperate passes drank themselves to quench the sea water and their thirst Started
The airlifted the little girl by Cyprhat officials, who was in a hospital after detecting the boat, with her mother, but the medical staff could not save.
The number of people coming to Cyprus as migrants in the last three years has already been implicated by the government in the European Union member. Officials said that the ability to host and accommodate many thousands of new asylums in the country was overward.
According to the most recent government figures, migrants arrive for ethnicly divided Cyprus – most of the breaks through Turkish Cyprhat North where government officials cannot use jurisdiction – dropped from 17,272 in 2024.
Equally, asylum applications recorded a record from 21.565 to 6.769 at the same time, while the repatriation reached from 7,700 to about 11,000.
Taking into account the fall of Bashar al-Assad in Syria at the end of last year, Nicholas Ionides said that on an average 40 Syrian nationals to withdraw their refuge application or cancel their international security conditions. Are requesting for it. IOannides said that 755 Syrians have already returned to their homeland.
But Cyprus works to work to violate the human rights of migrants in the sea. Last October, Europe’s top human rights court ruled that Cyprus violated two Syrian national rights to take shelter after placing them, and more than two dozen others, two days ago a boat in the sea for Lebanon Were riding.
