text: heard? The ar raqant reply by TUC key. It is alarming, and it fully justifies the action that has to be taken in this respect. Here I have a Turkish newspaper from Cyprus. ft says there are 80,000 Turkish Cypriots and 80,000 Turks from Turkey in the occupied part of Cyprus. If this is not creating an alarming situation, I do not know what is creating it. But the audacity of referrinq to Berlin! Berlin wb9 the symbol of lade 0f freedom of moverrtant. And these ace the w0Dle that convicted l&year-old youths. Nobody sentences 17-year-ol& Lo prison simply because they want to cross Over and 90 to their birthplace. Is the raoaning of the tumblinq-down of walls that we should continue the partitiocl of a small island, and forcibly keep the population Of that island apart7 If that is the maning, then they have to wsb their awn phraseology and explanation of the war ld. Human r ights. They quoted the &ate Oepac tment, and I accept it, without investigation, as one of the authorititative cesouree5. why (lo they not move on another CouPle of hundred pages and tell us what it says about Turkey? why do they not tell us whet Amnesty International says about Turkey? Vihy do they not telt US abmt the three recourses of ~yntus in the Council of arap , the European Commission of Human Riqhts, one of the m0st respected mechanisms in the field 0f human r iqht3, which has thr ice found Turkey , as a teault of the invae ion and RH/11 S/W.2928 53 Mr. Havromiwtis, Cyprue) occupation of Cypcus, quilty of murder , rape and denial of aLmost every riqht in the statute book? When somebody speaks about human riqhts, Turkey miqht as uell keep silent. It 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement made by a high-ranking official, possibly related to international politics or diplomacy. The speaker seems to be addressing the topic of human rights, specifically criticizing the actions of Turkey regarding the occupied part of Cyprus. The text also mentions international organizations and mechanisms, such as the European Commission of Human Rights. Given the focus on human rights, international relations, and political issues, it is likely that the text is related to the field of international relations or diplomacy.