Seven women arrested in brothel bust

2020-06-19

Authorities announced that seven women, aged 32 to 47, were arrested on Friday for alleged pimping, profiteering from the sex trade, running a brothel and

Arrest for running a brothel

2015-10-02

A 25-year-old woman was arrested Thursday night in Limassol for allegedly operating a brothel. Police said that following a tip off, officers placed an apartment

Manager of alleged Aphrodite brothel acquitted

2015-01-16

By Constantinos Psillides The Limassol Criminal Court has found the 44-year-old Russian manager of the alleged high-end brothel ‘Aphrodite’s Temple’ in Palodia village, not guilty

List of brothel patrons submitted to court

2014-11-07

By Constantinos Psillides NAMES of four prominent public figures who allegedly frequented the high-end “Aphrodite’s Temple” brothel in Palodia were submitted in chambers to the

Arrest for running brothel

2014-02-13

Police arrested a 50-year-old Romanian woman in Paphos on Wednesday night for allegedly running a brothel. Officers from the crime prevention unit raided a flat

Hooliganism can never be eradicated in Cyprus

2009-11-23

HYPOCRISY does not reign supreme only in political life. It also reigns in sport – and particularly football.
After last Sunday’s clashes between APOEL and Omonia hooligans, who were the first to protest and hypocritically demand a clampdown on hooliganism? The moral instigators. I refer to the bosses of the football clubs, who had cultivated and encouraged the spread of hooliganism with their tolerant stance and behaviour.

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