text: imposed by Hanoi on +he Cambodian population throughout the country testi- fies ta the incapab;iity of the "badai m ta break dawn the resistance, and give credit to the &sertions of the refugees that the Khmer Rouge soldiers are everywhere and the nationalist resistants more and more present in the interior of Cambodia, sometimes mingled with the civilian population. It should be recalled that the "clearing" began 2 few months after the formation of the Coalition Government of Democratic Kampuchea, while the population had chosen ta accord their support ta the three components, without exception. In his article, General LE DUC ANH did not fail ta stress that the results of the military struggle "in the inland front" would be decisive. Now the support of the population goes ta the resistants, hence the setting up of a vast logistic network to make up this weakness.(...) During late combats, the Vietnamese by bombing a camp sheltering only civilians (Dangruk), occupying an Thai territory same hills which have per- mitted them to overrun mare easily the Sihanaukist base of Tatum, have demans- trated their will to annihilate at all casts a resistance which gives them / . . . A/4fl/750 S/17565 English Page 12 more and more problems. If the politico-ideological jargons are gene- raily void of semantic meaning, some utterances could Pind here again their strong meaning, for it is quite a "heroic struggle" the Khmer people are waging. I...) France committed to Human Rights, American intellectuals who had generously fought for the freedom of Vietnam and the international connnu- nity could not ignore this new episode of the sufferings of the Khmer people, who have fought for 16 years against death to preserve their national iden- tity. The witnesses are here, within reach of our eyes and our ears. The Amsrican satellites have undoubtedly taken photograyhs of these 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the conflict in Cambodia and the Khmer Rouge regime, with references to military struggles, resistance, and the suffering of the Cambodian people. The tone suggests a focus on the humanitarian and political aspects of the situation, rather than economic or environmental issues.