Lordo wrote:Pyrpolizer wrote:Lordo wrote: The Secretary General of the United Nations Boutros Boutros Ghali by his Report to the Security Council dated the 8th March 1990, document S/21183, Annex 1 describes bizonality as follows: "Bizonality should be clearly brought out by the fact that each federated state will be administered by one community which will be firmly guaranteed a clear majority of the population and of the land ownership in its area".
First of all Annex 1 was his speech to the leaders when he came to Cyprus in 26 February 1990.Those statements were made on the assumption the TC Fed State would be more or less 18% and that's how the "guaranteed' term came out. For your information Denktash himself rejected many parts of his speech. Nothing was agreed between the leaders on the content of BBF.
There are numerous reports by the SG to the Security Council, and the SC always issues an announcement that it supports SG's efforts.
be kind as to tell us in annex 1 which page and which para has such assumptions. you really have to stop making it up as you go along. i am keen on fairness and a fair exchange is only fair. how can fair not fair. now be fair will ya. follow socrates.
Like I said that was just a speech. In his report he says the 3 freedoms would also be guaranteed. He never explained how. Don't you see the contradiction?? Perhaps the Gcs thought it would be close to 18% and didn't want to argue with him. At that time the main difficulty was Dentash who wanted 2 separate states.
Besides how about the numerous UN resolutions. Has anyone been implemented?
Rolandis should have clarified that whatever false ideas the UN representatives in Cyprus or the UN SG formed over the years for the content of a solution are NOT binding. What if he attached his speech to his report and the SC urged him to continue his efforts?
Is what he said binding?
That's simply misinformation from Rolandis point of view.