|
Dear
Friends,
On
March 17, 2005, Officers of the Association of European Journalists (AEJ)
visited Occupied Cyprus via the Illegal airport of Tymbou. Although we
demanded an apology for this Illegal entry of AEJ to Occupied Cyprus, AEJ
never complied.
a.- Please
send a letter to
Press@hec.greece.org
(your letter will reach over 600 members of Media on
ww basis)
b.-
Address your letter to:
Nicolaas
(Peter) Kramer
International
Secretary-General AEJ
(Association
of European Journalists)
c.-
Sign your letter with
Name -
Title - affiliation - City - State
The Details
On
March 17, Officers of Association of European Journalists ( AEJ), including
its secretary Mr. Peter Kramor, entered the occupied Cyprus via the Illegal
Airport of Tymbou.
The
legitimate Government of Cyprus has declared all the harbors and airports
of occupied Cyprus closed to traffic and any entry from these
points is illegal. This is the law of the Country. In addition,
the Tymbou airport is built on stolen property of 200 Cypriot refugees who
can sue anyone in EU courts for trespassing their property. These
people are the legal owners of the Tymbou airport land and AEJ has
violated their rights.
Therefore, by entering Cyprus via the illegal
airport of Tymbou the AEJ and its officers are liable for:
1.-
Violation of Cyprus laws which declare the use of all ports and
airports in the occupied areas illegal.
2.-
Violation of Cyprus laws which prohibit the illegal exploitation of refugees
property (since the airport is built on refugees' property) which
now carry a sentence of two years in prison.
3.-
Violation of Cyprus laws of trespass, since the airport is built on
refugees property.
4.-
Violation of the European Convention of Human Rights (Right to property).
6.-
Violation of EU customs regulations which prohibit the use of the illegal
ports and airports.
7.-
Illegal entry into the Republic of Cyprus.
8.-
Illegal entry into the European Union.
9.-
Illegal trade across EU borders.
10.-
Encouraging the violation of Cyprus and EU laws through advertising
and the use of illegal flights
11.-
Violation of the UN Resolutions 541(1983) and 550(1984)
12.-
Violation of the Cyprus Flight Information Region.
13.-
Illegal entry into Cyprus Air Space.
14.-
Ignoring the Air Traffic Control Regulations.
15.-
Flying without insurance.
16.-
Illegal designation of an air flight.
HEC
|
