text: increasing tbeir influence. A.11 the fundanental concePlions emaoating from the successive revolutions since L942 have testiiied to the asPirations of the peoples the rlorld over to preserve peace and interDatronal security, to strengthen and devefop the frj.endly relations anong nations, to materialize co-operaElon so as to solve the irorld's economic, social, cultural and political problems' and at the sane tlme to ensure respect tor human riqhts and tundamental freedoms. History in the past 40 years sholrs that the Indochinese Peninsula, ot which Kanpuchea is a part, has been the scene of large devastatinq nars caused by the successive aqgressions by the French coloniali.sts and tf,en the United States inperialists. Beteeen 1975 and 1978, the 169ine of Pol Pot committed an unprecedented genocide in tbe historv of mankind, sub-jectinq the Kampuchean people to untold sufferings and unlhlnkable massacres. PubIic opinlon in the r.rorld, j.ncluding in the United States' has realized that the Pol pot r69lme. nore barbarous than that of Hitler, represents the holocaust and the most brutal eiolaeions ot the inalienable rigbts of nan. Despite these realistic viees, the Governments of sone countries have stubbornly nobilized other€ to preserve the presence of Pol Pot at international organizations, pa!tj.cularly the organizations which are destined to ensure respect for hunan rights and fundamental freedoms. In the past six years, in strict confornity with the United Nations principles and objectives and .rith the resolulions of the Sixth and Seventh Surnmits of the Non-Aligned Movement, the Peoplers Republic of Kanpuchea has t'ully nateri.alized the Eiqbt to self-determinat.ion ot tbe Kanpuchean people, particutarly Lhe right to 1i.ee free from all threals of mass extermination by the qenocidal clique of Pol Pot. The Peoplers Republic of Kampuchea bas developed uitb tangible all--round success. thanks t'o tbe firm support of the Kanpuchean people.
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement or declaration, focusing on the history and struggles of the Kampuchean people, their fight for self-determination, and the recognition of their rights. It also touches on the atrocities committed by the Pol Pot regime and the support of the People's Republic of Kampuchea by the international community.