text: ASNITED IATIONS GeneralAssembly SecurityCouncil Distr. GENERAL A,/44/962 s/2L387 5 .Iu1y 19 90 ORIGINAL! ENGLISH ;ENERAL ASSEMBLY lorty-fourth sess ion \genda item 47 )UESTION OF CYPRUSSECURITY COUNCIL Forty-fifth year Letter dated 2 Julg 1990 fron the Pernanent Regresentative of Cygrus to the Unitetl Nations adalressed to the Secretary-Gene ra] I have the honour to refer once again to the issue of the circulation by the lernanent Representative of Turkey of letters enanating from the secessionist )utity in the Turki sh-oqcupied areas of Cyprus. Despite the uDiversal condennation)f the purported secession, which was considered by the Security Council as legallyinvalid., Turkey maintains its d.efiant attitude in violation of her obligations rnder the Charter. we had hopetl that, following our repeated protests against such circulatior, :he necessary influence would have been exerted on Turkey, stressing the need to rse language acceptable to the Organization and not contravening decisions of thelecurity Council. Regrettably, uot only did we not see any change in Turkey's lttituale, but on the conbrary that country had the audacity to once again abuse Jnited Nations procedures for the circulation of a Letter dealing with buman rights in Cyprus. The apparent concern of Turkey with hunan rights is hlttocritical not only )ecause of her welL-knova record of systematic and nass violation of hunan right.s in CyPrus - duly documented in the report of the European Cornmission of Human lights, excerpbs of nhich we circulated in the past (see A/42/734-S119262) - but rlso because of the continuing violation of the hunan rights of her own citizens. turkey's disnal hurnan rights record, particularly as regards the suppression of ninorities and the abhorrent practices of'racism anal t.orture, have been the subject )f continuous investigation not only by Unitedl Nations and regional hunaa rights
analysis: This text appears to be a diplomatic communication regarding a conflict between Turkey and Cyprus, specifically focusing on human rights violations and the circulation of letters by the Permanent Representative of Turkey. The tone is formal and official, suggesting that it may be related to international relations, politics, or security.