A Cypriot court has acquitted five Israeli men accused of gang-raping a British woman, deeming her testimony inconsistent and unreliable. The woman, intoxicated at the time, identified the men from a line-up but her claims contained significant contradictions. While her testimony depicted a violent encounter, the court ruled that the level of alcohol and drugs in her system did not preclude her ability to consent. This ruling follows a previous decision by the European Court of Human Rights concerning inadequate investigations into similar allegations.