Original sentence: However, his Prime Minister Mehmet Ali Talat favoured the plan's acceptance, while Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan also supported it.It was opposed by their leadership, with the Turkish Cypriot President Rauf Denktaş actively advocating a no vote.The main reason for the 75 percent "no" vote among Greek Cypriots in the referendum was their perception that the Annan Plan was unbalanced and excessively pro-Turkish since it stated that one Turkish Cypriot vote was equal to two Greek Cypriot votes, and that it would not safeguard Greek Cypriot rights in the north.The two major communities of the de facto divided island nation of Cyprus held a referendum on settling the Cyprus dispute on 24 April 2004
Edited sentence: Democratic rights would also be limited as it stated that one Turkish Cypriot's votes would be equal to two Greek Cypriot votes[1], and that it would not safeguard Greek Cypriot rights in the north.Essentially, the Annan Plan was pro-Turkish and it asked from Greek Cypriots to accept the results of the Turkish invasion of 1974 and the continued occupation as a compromised settelment of the Cyprus issue.However, his so-called "Prime Minister" Mehmet Ali Talat of the Turkish Cypriot pseudo government favoured the plan's acceptance, while Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan also supported it.It stated that not all Greek Cypriots would return to their home-land (now occupied by 40.000+ Turkish troops), and that it would divide the island based on ethnicity (Greek Cypriot South, Turkish CypriotNorth).It was opposed by their leadership, with the Turkish Cypriot representative Rauf Denktaş actively advocating a no vote.The Turkish Cypriots setup a pseudo government in the north occupied region of Cyprus and it is condemned by the international community.The main reason for the 75 percent "no" vote among Greek Cypriots in the referendum was the fact that the Annan Plan was unfair and violated international and european law like the right of return.The two major communities of the island of Cyprus held a referendum on settling the Cyprus dispute on 24 April 2004.This Turkish controlled ruling of the occupied north is not recognised by United Nations