planforNa.ibia, theSOuthAfrlcanregi1leproceeded vithitsplansforaso-called-----------------------i'-'l'tofocusourattention onourowncountry, thes1l&11,historic islandofCyprus,(Mr.Iacovou, Cyprus)I.'40/PI..11gtalOO and,atthesameUme,posesadi.stinct challenge toitsauthority.resolu't1ons, anoCcupation whichconstitutes asadreainder offlagrant violations notonlyofhumanrightsbutofalmosteverything thatthisOrganization standsforoccupation ofasignificant partofCyprusfor11yearsnowinCOIIlplete defiance of theCharter oftheunitedNations andofSecurity Council andGeneral Assembly,..Therecanbenoexcuseandnojustification forthecontinuous ailitaryThesituation concerning Nicaragua hasbeenofdeepconcern tothe international co_unity andtheNon-Aligned Mov..ntoverthelastfewyears. Tbe Hon-Aligned MoV'eaent hasconsidered deve10p11ents there ~epeatac11Y andbasexpressed itssolidarity andsupport totheGovernaent ofNicar~Q, whileactions ahled against theGovernment anapeopleofNicaragua havebeenstrongly condellfted. TheeffortsoftheCantadora Group,whichwefUllysupport, havenotyetcome tofruition. Wehopethatallconcer~ed willco-operate constructively withthe Groupandwillcontinue toworktowards anegotiated peaceful solution tothe problems ofCentral America. Whilecelebrating thefortieth anniversary oftheUnitedNations wearebound thewholeconcept andeffectiveness ofthisOrganization arebeingtested. ,wheretheCharter oftheUnitedNations, itspurposes andprinciples, andindeedAMB/23HLG/at A/"0/PV~11 101II (Mr.Iacovou, Cyprus) Inthisfortieth annb'!l)if;'!iary year ~ourpeoplearebewildered andwonderhow, despitetheprinciples cft.haCharter,theoccupation of37percentofour territory isallowed tocontinue: whytheywereexpelled frOlltheirh08esandto thisdayaredeniedvoluntary returninconditions ofsafety, asrequired byUnited Nations resolutions) why50,000settlers fromTurkeyweretransplated intotheir hOlleSiwhyanoccupation arayisstill all~d toremainonoursoil. Likewise, theyknowthatthereexistsnojustification forthedestruction of thecultural heritage beingatte!!pted intheoccupied area,nojustification whatsoever forthedivieionist actswhichhavetakenplaceintheoccupied areas andwhicheulllinated intheproclaution ofaso-called state6ndsubsequent illegalactsinCOIIplete disregard andde:fiance ofUnitedNations security Council resolutions 541(1938)and550(1984), vbicbdeclared suchactsnullandvoid. Ireiterate onceagainourfir.support forthemission ofgoodoffices ofthe UnitedNations Secretary-General andhisinitiative aimedatfinding ajustand viablesolution totheproble1l. weco-operate fullyandconstructively withthe Secretary-General andhaveallalonghelpedhiminhisdifficult task.This co=operaticn willcontinue wita'lsincerity andgoodwill.wecallonalltodo likewise andassisthiminhisefforts tofindasolution oftheproblem. OUr response tohislatestinitiative waspositive andunequivocal andourreplywasin theaffirmative. Thishasalready beenreferred tobytheSecret.ary-General inbis latestreporttothesecurity Council, dated.:.1June1985. Thesolution oftheCyprusproblea mustconfoJ:1l fullytotheprinciples ofthe Charter, therelevant UnitedNations resolutions andtheHighLevelAgreements. Turkeymustabandonitspartionist designs andanyotherplanstocontrol or dominate Cyprus, dir.ectly orincUrectly.MLG/at A/40/PV.ll 102 (Mr.Iacovou, Cyprus) Iwouldliketoreiterate whatIhavest4tedrecently, thattostrivefora solution oftheproblem isadutyweowetoourselves, but,furtherrnoi:e, tostrive torever~e theeffects ofaggression isadutythatisowedtotheworldatlarge. The,¥RESIDEWi' (interpretation fromFrench): liehaveheardthelast speaker forthismeeting. Therepresentative ofElSalvador hasaskedtospeakinexercise oftheright ofreply. Iremindhimthat,inaccordance withGeneral Assembly decision 34/401, statements madeinexercise oftherightofreplyarelimited to10minutes and shouldbemadebyrepresentatives fromtheirseats. Icallontherepresentative ofElSalvador. Mr.MARTINEZ GUTIERREZ (ElSalvador) (interpretation fromSpanish): Once again,Cubaiscommitting anactofaggression against ElSalvador. Thistimeit isverbalaggression whichisaddedtoactsofaggression ofotherkindsundertaker; directly andthroughothers, inviolation oftherightsofthepeopleof ElSalvador. Itscontinued behaviour overthelastfewyears,inparticular from 1980tothisdate,iseloquent proofofitsresponsibility intheSalvadorian conflict andforthehighdagreeofsUfferinr amongtheSalvadorian population. Thesuppo:r:t giv2~)by'C'.AbatotheTiolent radicalleftofmycountry ishighly significant. Forthatr.eason, anl~becauseitrepresents astrident andunqualified voice,itdoesnotdeserve alengthy response inthisexercise of~~erightof reply. Furthermore, because ofthemanypolitical prisoners rotting inCuba's gaolsthrough conscience demands tilatwerepudiate thehypocritical and
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a speech or statement by a representative of Cyprus to the United Nations, addressing the situation in Cyprus and the occupation of the island by Turkey. The text discusses human rights violations, international law, and the role of the United Nations in resolving the conflict. It also mentions the situation in Nicaragua and Central America.

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