text: 5/ rt nay be aatdea that the concern that the security councir has srtorrn over the actior_that ?urkey, as a guarantor of the constitut.ionai structure of Clprus, was obliged to take in 19?4 and thereafce. "uo h".,. no legal beariug upon bhe ideltification of the responsibility of the creek clr)riot cornmunity for the prior breach of the Basic structure an. the constitution in the decade preceding that iaterveation.A/44/968 5/21463 English Page17 oftheseconsiderations issuchthatitispropertodrawattention totheminthe hopethat.atleastinthiscase.theinjustice thatflowsfromthispractice mayberemedied. 1/Declarations tothiseffect weresignedbyDr.Kutchuk (representing the Turkish Cypriot community) andArchbishop Makarios (representing theGreekCypriotcommunity) onthesameday. 1/Thisobligation hasparticular relevance totheapprehension expressed insomequarters intheUnited Kingdom regarding thepossible effectthatrecognitionbytheUnited Kingdom oftheTRNCmighthaveupontheBritish position inthesovereign baseareas. Incountering anythreat toitsposition, theUnited Kingdomwouldbeentitled tocalluponthehelpofitsco-guarantors. l/Theterminology usedbytheSecurity Council hasoccasionally varied.Thuson22December 1967itinvited "theparties" toavailthemselves ofthegoodoffices offered bytheSecretary-General andcalled upon"theparties" toshowmoderation andrestraint (resolution 244(1967». Whilethiswording clearlycovers thetwocommunities, italsoappears tohavebeenintended tocovertheStates involved, namely, Greece andTurkey. Similar language alsoappears inlater resolutions -mostofwhichdealtwiththerenewal ofthemandate oftheUnitedNations Peace-keeping ForceinCyprus (UNFICYP). ~/ThereisnootherproVision intheTreatyofEstablishment whichcontainsanycommitment bythetwoCypriot communities toobserve thetermsofthesettlement. ~/Itmaybeaddedthattheconcern thattheSecurity Council hasshownovertheaction thatTurkey, asaguarantor oftheconstitutional structure ofCyprus,wasobliged totakein1974andthereafter canhavenolegalbearing upontheidentification oftheresponsibility oftheGreekCypriot community forthepriorbreachoftheBasicStructure andtheConstitution inthedecadepreceding thatintervention. Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic document related to the Cyprus dispute, discussing the role of the Security Council, Turkey's involvement, and the responsibilities of the Greek Cypriot community. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting a focus on international relations, politics, and governance.