Cyprus

Mr. Christophides A/31/PV.61 Nov. 10, 1976

I shall not this evening at this late hour take much of the time of the Assembly to reply in detail to the whole conglomeration of half-truths, distortions and misrepresentations with which Mr. Turkmen saw fit to attempt to cover up the brutal aggression which his country carried out and is still co…

Mr. Christophides A/31/PV.57 Nov. 8, 1976

Over two yearshave elapsed since Turkey's aggressive invasion of my country, and the Cypruscrisis persists with an evergrowing threat to international peace and security. The tragedy of the people of Cyprus painfully drags on, and, under a false quietude, there evolves and unfolds the sinisterplanof…

Mr. Christophides A/31/PV.57 Nov. 8, 1976

The representative of Turkey has raised an issue on which a decision has already been taken by the General Assembly. On the recom- mendation of the General Committee, the General Assem- bly decided on 24 September that the question of Cyprus, agenda item 118, should be considered in the Assembly and…

Mr. Rossides A/31/PV.8 Sept. 28, 1976

My Foreign Minister, inhis participation in the general debate, will no doubt reply to the references made by the distinguished Foreign Minister of Turkey regarding the problem of Cyprus. Meanwhile, may I refer to certain buic inaccuracies in that statement which tend to give a wrong picture, to sa.…

Mr. Stephanides A/33/PV.72 Aug. 19, 1976

In the words of our Secretary-General, Mr. Kurt Waldheim: "The situation in southern Mrica, the Middle East and Cyprus are serious in themselves and also have very special implications for international peace and secu- rity."4 113. My delegation has already had an opportunity during the current se…

Mr. Christophides A/31/PV.65 July 15, 1974

The General Assem- bly has just adopted the resolution on Cyprus at the initiative of the contact group of 5 members. My delega- tion and I wish to express to the members of this group our thanks and gratitude for their untiring efforts to carry out competently and conscientiously the difficult role…

Mr. Christophides A/31/PV.65 July 15, 1974

I move that the vote on draft resolution A/31/L.17 and Add.1 be taken today, and J realize, of course, that, in accordance with the rules of procedure, this motion must be put to the vote.

Mr. Stephanides S/33/PV.80 June 21, 1971

As we proceed with the consideration of the question of Namibia it will be . .useful to recall the basic facts of this question. Since the ," adoption of General Assembly resolution 2145 (XXI), by :~which the Mandate of South Africa over Namibia was terminated and that Territory was placed under th…

Mr. Rolandis A/34/PV.73 Sept. 20, 1960

I shall not go into the details 'of Mr. Eralp's statement, because most of his oft-repeated and worn-out allegations have been ade- quately answered in my statement to the Assembly [68th meeting] and by the statement of the Greek Cypriot in- terlocutor at the Special Political Committee. 6 78. Mr. …