VOIS Co-Founder Emmanuel Achiri Declared a Banned Migrant After 8 Years in Northern Cyprus
The Refugee Rights Association (MHD) condemned the unjust treatment faced by Emmanuel Achiri, co-founder of VOIS, who has lived in Northern Cyprus for eight years and has been actively involved in protecting the rights of foreign students attempting to cross into Northern Cyprus to protect the rights of foreign students.
The condemnation came from the Anti-Racism Network (NAR), operating under the umbrella of the Refugee Rights Association (MHD), on March 24, 2024.
"The prevention of Achiri based on the designation of 'banned migrant' is unacceptable," stated a written statement by MHD, highlighting Emmanuel Achiri's eight years of residence in Northern Cyprus and six years of work as an assistant at the Eastern Mediterranean University (EMU), where he completed his doctoral studies. The statement emphasized that Achiri's obstruction on the grounds of being a 'banned migrant' by police at transit points, citing political reasons, is unacceptable.
Achiri's unfair treatment is cited as evidence of the lack of respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms, according to the statement, which also mentioned Achiri's current presence on the island to examine migration methods in Northern Cyprus with European Parliament members and a member of the German Parliament. The statement underscored that the obstruction deprived Achiri of the right to make an objective observation.
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