text: 80 detainees who had been incarcerated for over 40 years. It also urged that the families of executed political prisoners be allowed to reclaim the remains of their loved ones and that a multinational committee of clergymen be allowed to visit Albania to verify the sincerity of the Government which, in May 1990, had promised to permit some religious freedom. 25. The Turkish occupation forces in Cyprus continued to ignore the pleas of thousands of refugees seeking to return to their homes and the demands of the Turkish Cypriots to be left alone by the Government of Ankara. The latter continued to treat northern Cyprus as a Turkish province and to send settlers in violation of the rule of law and its own word. Turkey should respect the rights of its own ethnic groups including, in particular, the Kurds. It should also respect the sovereignty and national integrity of Cyprus which it had occupied for 16 years notwithstanding the constant protests of the international community. 26. His organization supported the dialogue that had started in South Africa for the purpose of creating a new State, free from apartheid and based on the principle of one man one vote. The world community must however closely monitor the transition process from oppression to freedom. 27. Ms. GUZMAN (Latin American Federation of Relatives of Disappeared Detainees) said that, notwithstanding the 1986 undertaking by the Government of Guatemala to respect human rights, following which the mandate of the Special Rapporteur for Guatemala had been terminated, the Mutual Assistance Group of relatives of disappeared persons had reported that forced disappearances, assassinations and death threats continued while nothing had been done to.clarify the fate of about 40,000 detainees. E/CN.4/Sub.2/1990/SR.l6 page 8 28. On 2 June 1990, the Vice-President of Guatemala, Roberto Carpio Nicolle, had given assurances to the Mutual Assistance Group that he would conduct 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing human rights violations, political prisoners, and the plight of refugees, which suggests that it is more focused on humanitarian and political issues rather than economic or environmental concerns. The text also mentions specific countries and their governments, which implies that it is discussing international relations and human rights rather than domestic issues.