screened aTurkish filmon8June. Thefilmwasnotpolitical. Itwasabout a lonely woman. Afterthescreening, telephone threats started coming tothe I ..• Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryA/ 44/ 956 s/2L367 English Page 3 television station' Two of the rargest creek cypriot political parties, Drsr and DIKo, criticized the screening or tiis flfm. various other organizations pur. out statements condenning the action. people denonstrated on the streets, rf a1r this commotion over a Turkish film reflect"- tr," -""rri:.rents of the Greek cypriots towards the aurkish cvpriots, is it credibr. ;.;;";";;.rogies between the division of cerinany and the division of Cyprus? The five nen who were tried and convicted in ny country crossed our border illegalty' not to qo to their birthplace ""-"ir"g.u by Mr. Mavrorunatis, but to haur. down and desecrate or" t]:s: ,n"y ,.r"-.ii.iii'r" a hosrile antt highly provocarive act, egged on by the Greek Cypriol" o,rro *"ii'rro partnership with the Turkish cypriots. They were cour,tin|- arre " a ."u ar"f"g to create tension on the isfand, They succeeded in doinqa.r"''ar,,f-riJ-n;;;"";i,""li;,i13 3:.i:::..::ii::".;:T ;:: ;::ilJ:ll: ,.::.r" the hoLl.wness of his covernment's c.r.airns about beiDg moderate, being flexible and being desirous of forrning a nelr partnership with the Turkish Cypriots. Finalry' feE ne conunent about Mr. Mavrommatis' remalks on the subiect of hunan rishts. For 1r fons years arrer 1963, rhe r.r."" .iqhi"-;;".;; il;*;;;rEypriots, and very often their riqht. ro- life, were ;.;;;;o on by the creek cypriots. rt is only after our liberatiJn in 1g74 that we havl been able to resrune our peaceful lives in freedom and security. n" oo"o,io-i.I f,er"or,arry witnessed and suffered the cruel policies of the Grlek cvpriia",-r"li incrinea not to take Mr. Mavronmatis seriousty when he suddenty " turr"' i "" iuri"; ; ;"ru, rights. (Siqned) ijzer KORAyRepresentative of, the TurLish Republicof Northern CyprusA/44/956 S/21367 English Page3
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a statement or opinion piece from a representative of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, addressing a specific incident involving a Turkish film screening and subsequent reactions from Greek Cypriots. The text touches on themes of political tensions, human rights, and historical grievances, but does not explicitly discuss economic, environmental, or scientific topics. It seems more focused on cultural and political issues.

**Category**
Culture, Humanitarian aid and relief