text: Minister of the Interior of the Denkta~ regime, Mr. Esber Serakinci, to the effect that "definitive posses­ sion certificates" will be issued shortly. Mr. Serakinci went on to add that, with these certificates, the usur­ pers of the lands of the expelled Cypriots "will be able to rent, sell, mortgage and distribute them". What you may find most revealing of the annexation designs of Turkey is the disturbing fact that, according to the same statement, the persons appearing in the "prop­ erty distribution" list will include "Turkey's armed forces personnel" and others. * Circulated under the double symbol A/37/791-S/15544. [Original: English] [4 January /983] This action by Turkey is in clear violation of inter­ national law, the Charter of the United Nations and of specific General Assembly and Security Council res­ olutions on Cyprus. It is accompanied by the massive implantation into the Republic of thousands of settlers from the mainland of Turkey and the decision to establish a central bank and to introduce the Turkish lira as a "legal tender"" in the occupied areas. All these actions are a further affirmation, if such were needed, of the partitionist and annexationist policy of Ankara and of its ruthless determination not to allow the forcefully expelled indigenous inhabitants to return to their ancestral homes and lands as demanded by the relevant United Nations resolutions. The ominous implications of these illegal actions of Ankara in the occupied areas of Cyprus are in con­ temptuous disregard of the decisions of the Security Council. They accentuate the agonizing dilemma of Cyprus and pose a challenge to the United Nations to take prompt and effective action on this matter. If the United Nations remains a passive observer to this grave injustice, which is perpetuated against the people of a small, non-aligned State Member, the 
analysis: The text primarily discusses the political and territorial issues related to the occupation of Cyprus by Turkey, highlighting the violation of international law and the human rights of the indigenous inhabitants. It also touches upon economic aspects, such as the introduction of the Turkish lira as a "legal tender" in the occupied areas. Therefore, it is likely that the category is related to international relations and politics.