text: Leave the production team for clearing labours, to feed also those who stay behind in the village. Contrary to what happened to the civil servants, the family Of the COnSCript got m regular retribution: if a peasant hou.%&oJd sent nobody to participate in rice planting, it would get nothing at harvest time. AS a conseguence of these vital problems, whole families arrive at the border: the man escaping from a labour camp to avoid a possible death, the woman and the children fearing famine due to the rounding up of the head of the family. Another consequence of these human levies is the void left in same public services, especially in the Health Service. (-..) MTLITARY OBJECTIVE OF THE VIETNAMESE Let us repeat it: there is no doubt possible. These gigantic labours should be placed witbin the framework of the military solution which Vietnam was planning far Cambodia, at least as an experiment. Moreover, Hanoi has made its intentions known throughout the country. A great many workers -- especially those from towns and their nearby villages-- were told in late 1984 that the dry season military offensive would have as objective the elimi- nation of all sanctuaries of the resistants along the border. The population did not believe it because of its strong belief in the Coalition Government. I . ..) General LE DUC ANH, member of the Palitbureau of the Vietnamese Cammu- nist Party and Vice-Minister for Defence, had made it clear: "As they (the anti-Vietnamese resistants) are opposing and undermining the revolution by force of arms, we must destroy them by military attacks, raze their bases, build and consolidate our defence lines, build and consolidate our friends' positions of mastery at the border area". The large scale forced labours 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the forced labor of peasants in Vietnam, specifically in the context of a military operation. The text highlights the consequences of these labors, including the impact on public services, particularly the Health Service, and the migration of families to the border. The text also quotes a high-ranking official, General LE DUC ANH, who discusses the military objective of the operation. Given the context and focus on labor and military operations, it is likely that the text falls under one of the categories related to labor, economy, or humanitarian aid.