 In 2014, the European Court of Human Rights ordered Turkey to pay $123 million in damages over its 1974 invasion of Cyprus, a third of which was for the suffering endured by relatives of people who had gone missing. Turkey refused to pay because it doesn't recognise Cyprus as a country. Since then, the search for missing people has still not been straightforward. More than 600 have been found in mass graves, but are as yet unidentified.