08/21/2023, 12:05

Petition was blocked, I was asked to revise the wording.


New petition description:

Over the past eighteen months, numerous nationals, British property owners, including myself, have fallen victim to the predatory actions of others and have been forcefully ousted from our properties in Cyprus. Despite owning legitimate properties, we have had our properties broken intointo, now a home to hundreds of refugees. Some refugees have confessed to us, our property managers and usedthe topolice housethat refugees.the property developer put them there. The illegal break-ins and theft of our belongings happened during the Covid 19 pandemic.pandemic Thereand are still continuing.There are presently refugees living in our properties without our consent. HundredsSeveral of properties have been affected in the town in Paphos in Cyprus and have been completely vandalised by the refugees. The affected residential developments have transformed into very dangerous ghettos, declared unfit for human habitation and dangerous.dangerous (www.al-monitor.com/originals/2022/02/godsend-or-ghetto-syrian-migrants-flock-small-cyprus-town). All properties are currently not sellable or rentable due to the terrible state of the development resulting from the infiltration of the refugees. Local new reports have disclosed constant riots, outbreak. of fires, murders etc.etc.(www.financialmirror.com/2022/02/13/godsend-or-ghetto-syrian-migrants-flock-to-chlorakas/) We are unable to visit our own property investments. We want our properties back and look to see Cyprus Government intervene to restore order and protect our human, civil and property rights rights.

My personal concern is how this could be allowed to happen in a European Union country. Our cries for help in Cyprus areis beingall ignored,in vain, not enough is being done.done for us. All victims are looking to Cyprus Government to:

1. Establish a task force dedicated to addressing the property-related crimes affecting us and provide support to affected property owners.

2. Facilitate the creation of a comprehensive legal framework that safeguards the property rights of overseas investors and imposes stringent penalties on those who engage in fraudulent or criminal activities.

3. Ensure that property owners are provided with compensation, and restitution for their homes and losses as a result of these criminal acts.