Kıbrıs sorunu üzerine AİHM cephesinde yeni bir açılım
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Tarih
2011
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İstanbul Bilgi Üniversitesi
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Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 United States
info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess
info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess
Özet
AİHM, KKTC’yi Türkiye’nin bir bağlı yerel idaresi olarak görmekte, KKTC topraklarındaki AİHS ihlallerinden Türkiye’yi sorumlu tutmaktadır. Ancak AİHM içtihatları çerçevesinde Avrupa Konseyi ve üyeleri tarafından tüm adanın meşru devleti olarak kabul edilen Kıbrıs Rum devletinin adanın kuzeyinde yaşayanlara yönelik yükümlülükleri devam etmektedir. Kıbrıs Rum devletinin KKTC vatandaşlarına karşı olumsuz tutumu AİHM’de dava edilebilecek ihlallere yol açmaktadır. Kıbrıs Rum devleti aleyhine bu ihlallerle ilgili olarak açılacak bireysel davalar çözüm öncesinde KKTC vatandaşlarının günlük hayatını iyileştirecek ve Türkiye ile KKTC’nin pazarlık gücünü artıracak sonuçlara yol açabilir. Kıbrıs Türklerinin bu hedefe yönelik kapsamlı bir hukuki strateji geliştirmesi mümkün ve gereklidir.
The European Court of Human Rights (“ECHR”) considers the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (“TRNC”) a subordinate local administration of Turkey and holds Turkey responsible for violations of the European Convention of Human Rights on TRNC territory. However, the Greek Cypriot state, which is recognized as the legitimate sovereign state of the whole island by the Council of Europe and its members, continues to have obligations towards Turkish Cypriots living in TRNC under ECHR case law. The negative attitude of the Greek Cypriot state towards TRNC citizens creates violations of the European Convention of Human Rights which can be brought before the ECHR. Individual litigation against the Greek Cypriot state is likely to lead to results which will improve the daily lives of TRNC citizens and to enhance the bargaining position of Turkey and TRNC. Turkish Cypriots could and should develop a comprehensive legal strategy towards this goal.
The European Court of Human Rights (“ECHR”) considers the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (“TRNC”) a subordinate local administration of Turkey and holds Turkey responsible for violations of the European Convention of Human Rights on TRNC territory. However, the Greek Cypriot state, which is recognized as the legitimate sovereign state of the whole island by the Council of Europe and its members, continues to have obligations towards Turkish Cypriots living in TRNC under ECHR case law. The negative attitude of the Greek Cypriot state towards TRNC citizens creates violations of the European Convention of Human Rights which can be brought before the ECHR. Individual litigation against the Greek Cypriot state is likely to lead to results which will improve the daily lives of TRNC citizens and to enhance the bargaining position of Turkey and TRNC. Turkish Cypriots could and should develop a comprehensive legal strategy towards this goal.
