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Minutes reveal how remains of 70 Assia villagers were dumped at Dikomo landfill

Minutes reveal how remains of 70 Assia villagers were dumped at Dikomo landfill

Minutes from a meeting between the Committee of Relatives of Missing Persons from Assia and the three members of the Committee on Missing Persons in Cyprus (CMP) on 17 November 2017 shed light on how the remains of 70 Assia residents were dumped at the former landfill in occupied Dikomo after they were murdered in cold blood.

The Assia villagers were killed in August 1974 and initially thrown into two wells in Afania. Their remains were dug up in 1995 and dumped at the landfill in an attempt...

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