Letter dated I June 1990 frorn Mr. iizer Korav to the Secretary-General I am under ilstructions from my goverrment to reply to the stat€ment made by the Greek ClprioE representative at the Secotld (SociaL) Committee of the Economic antl Social Council, uuder agenda item 3, i! order to set the record straight, During the deliberations of tbe Conrnittee, as in atl the other iaternational forr.rms where the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus is not represeuted, the Greek C]?riot side, under the usurped title of, a loDg-defuuct "Gover nent of CyPrus", has repeated its basel.ess allegatioas aDd distortioas ia relatio! to the human rights situation i! CIT)rus. The mis representatio! otr the part of the Greek Cypriot representative and his unfounded accusations agaiust the aurkish Clr!,riot side cannot conceal. the crininaL record of the Greek Cl?riot admi[istratioa beEween 1963-1974. t{o pious statemelts can exorerate the Greek Ci?riot leadership fron the grave responsibility for the nurder of hundreds of defensstess Turkish Cl.lrriots, the uprooCing of thousanals fron their hom6s, and for the destructiou of the bi-comrnunal partrership state by force of arms iu the name of ElleS.iE (union of Cyprus with creece). In Decenber of 1963, the Greek Cir!,riots rnobilized their forces to impLement an insidious plan, knorrn as the Akritas plaD, for the total externiuation of the Turkish Cypriot. population in the island. Turkish C}'priots l'ere hutrted down iu their own fand, abducted from roads ald eve! fron hospital beils, never to be seen again. Turkish Cl?riot vilLages trere raided aDd burnt dor*n; iu some villages, whole populations were nassacred and bull.dozed into nass graves. As a result, the Turkish Cypriot peopfe were pushed into enclaves nhere they bad to live utrder a "veritable siege", as d.escribed by the then United Nations Secretary-Geleral in his report of, l0 Septenber 1964 (5,/5950) submitteal !o the Security Council. Betrreen
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a diplomatic correspondence, specifically a response to a statement made by a Greek Cypriot representative at the UN Economic and Social Council. The content revolves around the political and human rights situation in Cyprus, with accusations and counter-accusations between the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus and the Greek Cypriot side. The text does not mention any economic, environmental, or technological aspects, but rather focuses on the political and human rights context.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Culture