text: onethathascommended itselftotheSecurity Council overtheyears,thevalidity I ... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Libraryof these consideratiols ishope that, at least in thisbe remedied.Al44/968 s/ 2L463 English page 17 such thaE it is proper to dra!, attentio4 to them in thecase, the injustice that fl.ows from this practice may Notes L/ Declarations :o.ahi: effect were sigueat by Dr. Kutchuk (representing the Turkish cypriot comrnunity) and Archbishop Makirios ( representing the Greek cr*,riot connnunity) on the sane day, 2/ This obligation has particular relevance to the apprehension expressed iasone quarters in the uniteat Kingdon regarding the possibte effect that recognition by the unite't Kingaotn of the TRNC rnrgrri rrave-ufoo trr. sriti"h position i! the sovereign base areas. In countering-any threai to its position, the United Kilgdomwould be entitled to call upoD Ehe iefp of its co_guaraotors. 3/ The terninolo?.:":d by the Security CounciL has occasioually varied.Thus on 22 December r96i it inviled "trr. p.iii..u" to avair themselvea of the good offices offered by the Secretary-General ind calted upon ,,the parties,, to show moderation and restraint (resolution 244 /Gg67,)). Whil.e this wording cl€arLy covers the two conrnunities, it al,so appears to'have been intended to cover the stat€s- invol'ved, namely,.Greece a"a ro-tr.ey. -iiitt"r ranguage also appears in rater resolutions - nost of uhich dealt with thi renewal 0f the nandaEe of the united Nations Peace-keeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP). 4/ There is no other Provision in the ?reaEy of Establishnent rrhich contains any conmitment by the two c!'priot conmunities to observe the terms of the settlement.
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a political and diplomatic issue related to the United Nations and the Cyprus conflict. It mentions the Security Council, the Secretary-General, and the two Cypriot communities (Greek and Turkish). The text also refers to the sovereign base areas and the potential implications of recognizing the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC). Given the political and diplomatic nature of the text, it is likely that the category would be related to international relations or diplomacy.