PSEKA Confiscated Property Registry

Confiscated Property Registry

Dear Compatriots,

For more than fifty years, our community has carried the pain, the memory, and the unwavering determination to pursue justice for Cyprus. Today, we have the opportunity to take one more meaningful step forward.

We are undertaking a nationwide effort to document and register properties in the occupied areas of Cyprus that were taken from American citizens as a result of the Turkish invasion and continue to remain under the control of the Turkish occupation forces. These are not simply pieces of land — they are our homes, the land of our ancestors, our history — taken without our consent and without recognition of our lawful rights.

Registering these properties ensures that the Government of the United States fully understands the scope and the human impact of these violations. Every registration strengthens our collective voice. Every submission tells a story that must be heard and cannot be erased. This initiative is not only about documentation — it is about identity, dignity, and justice.

If you, your family, or someone you know is an American citizen and holds property in the occupied areas of Cyprus, we strongly encourage you to register through the link below:

Property Registry – www.pseka.org/pseka-property-registry

Required Information:
• Full Name
• Email Address
• Confirmation of U.S. Citizenship
• Address/Location of the Property in the Occupied Area
• Additional Comments (optional)

Your participation is voluntary — but absolutely essential. Every registration is a declaration: We do not forget. We do not surrender our rights. And we will not allow history to be rewritten.

We kindly ask everyone to share this message widely — with members, families, and your broader networks. Circulate it at meetings, by email, and across your social media platforms. Let our united voice be heard clearly and powerfully.

We thank you for your unwavering dedication to our heritage, our community, and the ongoing struggle for justice in Cyprus.

Philip Christopher
President