The Greek Cnriots are the last peopte to conplai! about .,chalging thedenographic structure of the islanal',, since bhey have beeu the initiators of suchpoLicies for the purpose of "Her.leuiziug" the iirana. r{e have not forgottetr how,when the Turkish cypriots were forced to live in encraves before 1924, with severerestrictions o! their freedon of movenent, every encouragement. was given by theGreek cr'?riot adrninistration for Turkish cypriois Eo leave the islaud. once theyhad left, these Turkish cruriots ."".. p...,.trt.d fron returning to their naEiveland' Paragraph 1o8 of ttre secretary-Genera| s report of 13 ,JuDe 1967 (s/7g6g)A/44/953 S/21342 English Page3 Turkey's intervention inCyprus savedtheTurkish Cypriots fromannihilation; brought toanendadecadeofsystematic humanrightsviolations bytheGreek Cypriots; andeliminated amostserious source oftension andinstability inthe Eastern Mediterranean. Italsopreserved theindependence ofCyprusbypreventing theannexation oftheisland byGreece..Itwasnotan"invasion", butapeace operation whichprovided theTurkish Cypriots withsecurity oflifeandbrought peaceandtranquillity totheisland. Onefurther by-product ofthisintervention wastherestoration ofdemocracy inGreece. Afteranagreement forthevoluntary exchange ofpopulations wasconcluded between thetwosidesatVienna, on2August 1975,theTurkish Cypriot people moved tothenorthoftheislandforsecurity reasons andtheGreekCypriots movedtothe south. Thisagreement wasimplemented undertheauspices andsupervision ofthe United Nations. Thetransfer ofpopulations wascarried outonavoluntary basis. Therewasnoforcible displacement ofpopulations asalleged bytheGreekCypriot side. Consequently, thequestion of"refugees", asreferred tobytheGreek Cypriot representative, isanon-issue beingexploited bytheGreekCypriots to deceive thosewhoarenotfamiliar withtherecenthistory ofCyprus. Inthisconnection, IshouldalsoliketomakeitclearthattheGreek Cypriots whohavechosentostayintheterritory oftheTurkish Republic of Northern Cyprusafter1974enjoyeveryfreedom andhumanright, andcanmovefreely tothesouthoranyotherplaceoftheirchoice. Contrary totheallegations of theGreekCypriot representative wehaveno"enclaved personsllin theTurkish Republic ofNorthern Cyprus. Theperiodic reports oftheSecretary-General reveal thatanymovement ofGreekCypriots tothesouthisaccording tothefree-will of theindividual. United Nations reports, aswellasothersources, provethatthe GreekCypriots livingintheTurkish Republic ofNorthern Cyprusenjoyeverybasic humanright. TheGreekCypriot representative hasalsoraisedthephonyissueof"settlers fromTurkey". Iwillbriefly restate thefactsinthisregard. Tobeginwith,the allegation thatthe"influx ofsettlers" isamovetakentoalterthedemographic structure oftheislandisgroundless. Timeandagainwehavestated thatourimmigration policies, aswellasthe entryandexitprocedures oftourists, arequestions within theexclusive competence andjurisdiction oftheGovernment oftheTurkish Republic ofNorthern Cyprus. Itisnatural that,likeothercountries, theTurkish Republic ofNorthern Cyprus should regulate labour entryandexitinaccordance withitseconomic requirements. TheGreekCypriots arethelastpeopletocomplain about"changing the demographic structure oftheisland", sincetheyhavebeentheinitiators ofsuch policies forthepurpose of"Hellenizing" theisland. Wehavenotforgotten how, whentheTurkish Cypriots wereforcedtoliveinenclaves before 1974,withsevere restrictions ontheirfreedom ofmovement, everyencouragement wasgivenbythe GreekCypriot administration forTurkish Cypriots toleavetheisland. Oncethey hadleft,theseTurkish Cypriots wereprevented fromreturning totheirnative land.Paragraph 108oftheSecretary-General's reportof13June1967(S/7969) 1••• Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryL/44/953 s/2L342 EngIi sh Page 4 states as fo1lotts3 "No obstacl€s are pl.accd by the Governnent in the way of, Turkish cypriots vishing Eo leave the isla[d, but there i€ a standiug baa oD the
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a political statement or a diplomatic report, discussing the historical context and current situation of Cyprus, with a focus on the relationship between the Turkish Cypriots and the Greek Cypriots. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with a tone of justification and defense of the actions taken by the Turkish Cypriots.

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