UN General Assembly
1982

a pact would be but the prelude to further aggression between countries and peoples who subscribe to it. 41. Representatives will understand why no international conference is imaginable if the first item on the agenda does not deal with the situation in Kampuchea and does not seek to put an end to the occupation and colonization of my country by Viet Nam, with the multi-faceted support of the Soviet Union. If this problem is not dealt with and resolved, there is really nothing to discuss, there is nothing to be done but to bend the knee before the diktat of Hanoi and Moscow. 42. It would be lamentable to participate in a Vietnamese conference which will have present as representatives of Kampuchea the regime of quislings of Phnom Penh put in place by the Vietnamese leaders and protected by the powerful Vietnamese army of occupation. 43. To accept the Vietnamese fail accompli in Kampuchea would be to accept the law of the jungle. This law is already in force in many countries which tragically today are reduced to