text: This kind of attitude is also evident in the illeqal arrest, detention and sentencinq to gaol terma by the illegal c69in~ of five Greek Cypriot youths who 3n different o~casiotls crossed the demilitarixed zone and were accused of violahiog the non-existent borders of a non-existent State, wh ich never theless TUC key sees fit to Promote and encourage at every oDportunitv. But the responstbility of Turkey is not limited to aidinq and abettinq Turkish-CyDriot intransigence and the wrecking of the Secretary-General’s efforts to find a just solution to the Cyprus problem. TUC key *s greatest and unforqiveable general responsibility foe th* continuation of the tragedy of Cyor~ 1s to tF? found mainly in the fiollowinqr Iirst# the illeual Dresence of a huge occupation armv in Cv~run. there to PtOiTOh? ati petp+tuate the divtc,lon of a State %mber nf the United Nation; and @V-Y other illeqality connected therewith; Sf?cond lv , th2 con tinuinq - demite Vnited Yatir)% decisions - violation of S/W.2928 19 Mr. Mavrommtis, Cyprus) Committee on Missing Persow to areive at acceptable decisions and also failinc, to implement %UCity Council resolution 550 (1983), which is of course mrndacocy and which, inter alia, considers attempt3 to settle any part of Vacosha bv people other than its inhabitants as inadmissible8 Thirdly, the continuing implantation of thousands of settlers from Turkey whose presence is contrary to both international and domestic law and has reached th@ stagger inq number of over 80,000, compared with a Turkish Cypriot population of approximately 90,000, with the fallowinq repercussions or objectives, by the Petpetratorsr First, to change the demographic character of Cyprus by radically alter inq the tradition ratio of 80 per cent Greek Cyprioba to 18 per cent Turkish Cypriots in an attempt to justify the exagqeroted and unfounded claims of the Turkish side with 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement or diplomatic document, focusing on the Cyprus problem and the activities of Turkey and the TUC (presumably the Turkish Union of Chambers) in relation to it. The text highlights various issues, including the occupation of Cyprus, the demographic changes caused by the settlement of Turkish citizens, and the violations of international law. Given this context, it seems unlikely that the text is related to economic development, natural resources, agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture.