text: 4. In the case that the withdrawal of volunteers of the Viet­ name,e army from Kampuchea is taken advantage of at the expense of peace and security of Kampuchea, the Government of the People·, Republic of Kampuchea will consult with the Government of the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam, as provided for in the Treaty of Peace, Friendship and Co-operation between the two countries. The Kampuchean people will keep forever in its memory the service rendered by volunteer officers and soldiers from the Viet: name,e army who, guided by the spirit of noble internationalism, stopped at no sacrifice to assist the people of Kampuchea in fighting intervention by outside reactionary forces and their henchmen, i.e. the genocidal Pol Pot clique and other Khmer reactionaries, thereby creating favourable conditions for the revival and national recon­ struction of the Kampuchean people. The Lao People's Democratic Republic warmly welcom~s the above-mentioned decision of the People's Republic of Kampuchea and the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam and considers it a token of good will and an important new contribution to peace and security of the three countries of Indo-China and to peace and stability in South-East Asia. The Government of the People's Republic of Kampuchea reaffirms its determination to build an independent, peaceful aQd non-aligned Kampuchea. Once again, it declares that those Kampucheans who are in the ranks of the Pol Pot and other Khmer reactionary cliques, or who collaborate either directly or indirectly with them against the revival of the Kampuchean people, in service of the hegemonistic schemes of the reactionary clique in the Beijing ruling circles and international reactionary forces, will enjoy all civil rights including the right to stand for election and to vote in free elections as stipulated in the Constitution if they leave the Pol Pot and other Khmer reactionary forces, give up their col­
analysis: This text appears to be a statement from the Government of the People's Republic of Kampuchea regarding the withdrawal of Vietnamese volunteers from the Kampuchean army and its implications for peace and security in the region. The text emphasizes the importance of international cooperation and solidarity, particularly with the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam, and reaffirms the commitment to building an independent, peaceful, and non-aligned Kampuchea. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the text is a public statement or a diplomatic communiqué rather than a document related to economic development, natural resources, or other specific sectors.