text: I condemn most severely the new crime committed by the Viet- ·''Circulated under the double symbol A/38/88-S/l5595. 29 [Original: English I French] [~ February /983] namese colonialists against the civilian population of Kampuchea, against whom the Vietnamese army has used, time and again. chemical weapons, including toxic gas and "yellow rain". bringing to the victims agonizing physical suffering and irreparable injuries. I urgently request the international community, the countries and peoples committed to justice. peace, freedom and progress, the United Nations and the great family of the non-aligned nations clearly to condemn the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam for having perpetrated countless crimes in Kampuchea against my innocent people. I call for the expulsion of the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam from the family of the non-aligned countries. ANNEX II Statement of 3 February 1983 by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Coalition Government of Democratic Kampuchea condemning the attack by the Vietnamese aggressors on Nong Chan camp On 31 January 1983, the Hanoi authorities unleashed their aggres­ sion troops stationed in Kampuchea against the Kampuchean refugee camp ofNong Chan. which they attacked through a heavy barrage of artillery shells and rockets. They set fire to hundreds of Kampu­ chean refugee shelters, causing hundreds of dead and wounded among them, while more than 30,000 Kampuchean refugees were again left homeless. In the meantime, the Vietnamese aggressors pounded Thai territory with their heavy artillery, causing many casualties among the Thai population. Those are new atrocious acts blatantly committed by the Viet­ namese aggressors against the innocent Kampuchean people in keeping with their genocidal policy aimed at turning Kampuchea into a Vietname~e territory within the framework of their odious .. lndo-Chinese Federation··. This also constitutes a new arrogant act of aggression perpetrated against the Kingdom of Thailand. 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement condemning the actions of the Vietnamese government against the people of Kampuchea (now Cambodia). It highlights the use of chemical weapons, attacks on refugee camps, and aggression towards Thailand. The language used is strong and emotive, emphasizing the suffering of innocent people and the need for international condemnation.