Embargoed!
@embargoed1964.bsky.social
An NGO working to end the unjust embargoes in place against the Turkish Cypriots since 1964.
www.embargoed.org
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Meanwhile, the Greek Cypriot Administration also block Cyprus made Hellim/Halloumi.
In 2004 Turkish Cypriots were authorised to sell their shared cultural cheese.
Since then £1B worth has been sold. Of that, £0 comes from Turkish Cypriots, due to Greek Cypriot obstruction
END THE EMBARGOES!
In 2004 Turkish Cypriots were authorised to sell their shared cultural cheese.
Since then £1B worth has been sold. Of that, £0 comes from Turkish Cypriots, due to Greek Cypriot obstruction
END THE EMBARGOES!
September 30, 2025 at 6:17 PM
Meanwhile, the Greek Cypriot Administration also block Cyprus made Hellim/Halloumi.
In 2004 Turkish Cypriots were authorised to sell their shared cultural cheese.
Since then £1B worth has been sold. Of that, £0 comes from Turkish Cypriots, due to Greek Cypriot obstruction
END THE EMBARGOES!
In 2004 Turkish Cypriots were authorised to sell their shared cultural cheese.
Since then £1B worth has been sold. Of that, £0 comes from Turkish Cypriots, due to Greek Cypriot obstruction
END THE EMBARGOES!
The UN should be impartial.
In 2023-24 the salaries of UNFICYP military and police personal was $24M.
In the same period Greece and Greek Cyprus paid $24M - not to the UN central budget - but directly into the UNFICYP budget.
Any potential conflict of interests here?
In 2023-24 the salaries of UNFICYP military and police personal was $24M.
In the same period Greece and Greek Cyprus paid $24M - not to the UN central budget - but directly into the UNFICYP budget.
Any potential conflict of interests here?
September 5, 2025 at 7:46 AM
The UN should be impartial.
In 2023-24 the salaries of UNFICYP military and police personal was $24M.
In the same period Greece and Greek Cyprus paid $24M - not to the UN central budget - but directly into the UNFICYP budget.
Any potential conflict of interests here?
In 2023-24 the salaries of UNFICYP military and police personal was $24M.
In the same period Greece and Greek Cyprus paid $24M - not to the UN central budget - but directly into the UNFICYP budget.
Any potential conflict of interests here?
