text: *Circulated under the double symbol N37/794-S/15648. [ Original: English] [2/ March i983] are a peaceful community, without any precedents of strife with the Turkish Cypriots. Yet the aims of pan­ Turkism (known too well by all nations and com­ munities of the Balkans and the Middle East) make no exceptions: according to its targets, the non-Turks have irrevocably lost all rights in the occupied areas of Cyprus. Mr. A. Co~kun Kirca, evading his responsibilities, has developed the habit of forwarding you letters sup­ posedly written by Mr. Nail Atalay on the situation in Cyprus. Invariably, Mr. Atalay, who obviously serves the interests of Ankara rather than those of Cyprus, elaborates on what he calls "Greek Cypriot barba­ rism" without, however, giving any reason for the measures taken in the occupied territory against the minor ethnic groups of Cyprus, including the Maro­ nites. Should we understand that ethnic discrimination is a basic dogma of pan-Turkism? I should be grateful if this letter were circulated as a document of the General Assembly and of the Security Council. (Signed) Phedon PHEDONAS-V ADET Charge d'affaires a.i. of the Permanent Mission of Cyprus to the United Nations DOCUMENT S/15649 Letter dated 21 March 1983 from the representative of Chad to the President of the Security Council I have the horiour to transmit to you, in support of my country's complaint against Libya, the text of a memorandum, with annexes, drawn up by the Gov­ ernment of Chad concerning the occupation, of Tibesti (northern Chad) by Libya. 64 [Original: French] [22 March /983] I should be grateful if you would have this material circulated as a document of the Security _Council. (Signed) Ramadane BARMA Permanent Representative of Chad to the United Nations Memorandum concerning the occupation of Tibesti by Libya I. THE OCCUPATION OF A PART OF CHAD TERRITORY BY LIBYA 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic communication between the Permanent Mission of Cyprus to the United Nations and the Security Council, discussing the situation in Cyprus and the occupation of Tibesti by Libya. It highlights the tensions between Turkish Cypriots and Greek Cypriots, and the alleged human rights violations by the Turkish side. It also presents a memorandum from the Government of Chad regarding the occupation of Tibesti by Libya. Given the context, it seems that the text primarily deals with international relations, conflict resolution, and human rights issues.