Rejection of Limassol Resident's Appeal Regarding Court Order for Access to Private Communications
September 30, 2026
The Supreme Court rejected an appeal from a resident of Limassol who questioned the legality of a court order allowing police access to private communications. The resident argued that police had already accessed the data before the warrant was issued. The Court upheld the initial ruling, stating that the police actions were lawful. During a search of his residence, mobile phones and a computer containing military photographs were seized. The case is related to charges of terrorism and espionage.