easily accessible to them frorn the Ledra Palace bortler gate' Th€ SPeaker of the Greek Cypriot House of Represeutatives, Mr. Lissarides' in a Letter addressed to the pariicipants, openly called upon and advised them not to contact the legitinate representatives of the Turkish Ci'priot peoPle. rnvitations sent to the palticipants from tbe north were either not disiributed or confiscated' Parl iamentari ans rrho attemPted to cross over to the north nere' in many cases' physically barred or dissuaded fron doing so by Greek Cypriot demonsbrators who f."pt tft. Ledra Pa1ace border gate effectively cfosed' OnLy the very daring and peisistent succeBded in coning to the north, some only through the assistance of IrNf'rCYP. Durinq the rneetiDg, all telephone, teLex and telefar comrunication with the north was cut off. Mr. vassiLiou and other Greek CtrPriot leaders took advantage of this situation to misuse the occasion to attack the Turkish side in their statements in the IPU meetings' Finally, a Greek Cypriot drafts resolution' which contained paragraphs based on the traditional Greek CirPriot proPaganda themes anal denands that are inconpatibl'e ltith security gouncil resolution 649 (1990)' was pushed lhrough the conference. Naturally, both the aPProach and the najor elenents of Council resolution 649 (1990) were rnissing in the Greek CyPriot 'lraft' 5. Ihe Greek cypriot rearrnament camPaign' The Greek Cypriot teadership is pursuing its progranme of arms purchases and other rearnament rneasures. The Defence Minister of the Greek clT,riot Adrninistration of southern Cyprus has recently once again pai'l a visit to France' which is the onfy pernanen! mernUe" ot the Security Council selling sophisticated weapons and nif,iEary equiPnenb to the Greek Cypriot side' ge has announced that Ehe Latest expenditure on various categories of military har'btare amounts to 220 milLion United States dollars. The Greek ClPriot nilitary build-up is takinq
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report on a political event, specifically a meeting of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU), and discusses the tensions and conflicts between Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots. It highlights the restrictions placed on Turkish Cypriots from attending the meeting and the attempts by Greek Cypriots to manipulate the outcome. The text also mentions the Greek Cypriot leadership's efforts to purchase arms and build up their military. Given the political nature of the content, it seems unlikely that the text falls under categories related to economic development, natural resources, environment, agriculture, forestry, fishing, or health.

**Category**
International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief