text: The fact that the Vietnamese aggressors persist thus in sowing ruin and death among Kampuchean refugees and commit acts of aggression against the Kingdom of Thailand time and again, once more points to the true nature of the genocidal war carried out by the Hanoi authorities in Kampuchea and the threat this war represents for South-East Asia. The Coalition Government of Democratic Kampuchea wishes to call on all peace-and justice-loving countries and peoples the world over strongly to condemn the Vietnamese aggressors and to lend more active support to the struggle being waged by the Kampuchean people under the leadership of the Coalition Government of Demo­ cratic Kampuchea, and more especially to demand that the Viet­ namese aggressors respect the United Nations resolutions. with-draw unconditionally all their troops of aggression from Kampuchea and leave the people of Kampuchea to decide themselves their own destiny free from outside interference. Only in that way can Kam­ puchea regain peace and security, and can peace, security and stability be ensured in South-East Asia. The Coalition Government of Democratic Kampuchea appeals to all countries, peoples and personalities committed to peace and justice in the world to continue granting humanitarian aid to the people of Kampuchea, victims of the genocidal war of aggression of the Hanoi authorities. DOCUMENT S/15596* Letter dated 7 February 1983 from the representative of Iraq to the Secretary-General On instructions from my Government, I have the honour to enclose herewith the text of the telegram dated 7 February 1983 addressed to you by Mr. Tareq Aziz. Deputy Prime Minister, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Iraq. on the recent iniquitous Iranian aggres­ sion against Iraq. I should be grateful if you would kindly circulate this letter and the attached telegram as an official docu­ ment of the General Assembly and of the Security Council. 
analysis: This text appears to be a diplomatic communiqué, discussing a conflict between countries in Southeast Asia. The language used is formal and political, with references to "genocidal war", "aggression", and "United Nations resolutions". The text also calls for humanitarian aid and support from other countries. Given the context and content, it is likely that the category is related to international relations, conflict, or humanitarian issues.