text: the Kampuchean problem. “The "prox$an~tp tutks” betneqn Viet Nam and the Coalition Gover- nment of Democratic Kampuchea, which could also be attended by representatives of Heng Samrin as part of the Vietnamese delegation, will bs exploratory in nature and on a continuing basis, and will be concerned with the following basic elements of a comprehmsive political settlement : (a) Withdrawal of foreign forces from Kampuchea; (b) A United Nations Control and Supervisory Commission; (c) National reconciliation; (d) A United Nations-supervised election/exercise of self- determination. "ASEAN appeals to Viet Uam to abandon the current policy of seeking a military solution to the Kampuchean problem. ASEAW urges Viet Nam to accept the reality and strength of the Coalition Government of Democratic Kampuchea under the Presidency of Samdech Norodom Sihanouk and to seek an agreement with the Coalition Government in the interest of the Ksmpuchean people, and the peace and stability of South-East Asia. “ASEAN calls on Viet Nam to respond positively to these propo- sals.” (27) (26) Mdrrsa before the 39th Session of rhhc UN General Assembly. Scptaher 25. 1980. (271 !JN document h/40/491 of 17 ~ululy 1985. / I.. A/40/6 36 S/13464 Enslish Paqe I5 31. Instead of responding positively to these proposals, Vietnam continues to play diplomatic tricks aimed always at deviating the root cause of the problem of Kampuchea, splitting the Coalition Government of Democratic Kampuchea, dividing the ASEAN and deceiving the world public opinion in order to occupy Kampuchea forever. On 16 August 1995, it claimed that it “will pursue the yearly gradual witdrawal (of its aggression forces) from Kampuchea and will conclude their total withdrawal by 1990. In case these withdrawals are taken advantage of to undermine the peace and security of Kampuchea... (it) will take appropriate measures.11(29) That is, once again, sheer trick because : 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a political conflict between Vietnam and the Coalition Government of Democratic Kampuchea, with ASEAN's efforts to broker a peaceful resolution. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating that the text is likely a political or diplomatic document. The content focuses on the withdrawal of foreign forces, national reconciliation, and self-determination, which are all political and governance-related issues.