above-mentioned crimes, to prevent it by all means from committing again its acts of savage aggression and genocide in Kampuchea and at the Kampuchea-Thai border, and to compel it by appropriate measures to abide by and implement the just United Nations reso­ lutions on Kampuchea, among them the resolution adopted in Octo­ ber 1982 by the overwhelming majority of the Genernl Assembly [resolution 37/6 ]. I request the heads of State and Government of the genuinely nc-n-aligned countries to call, on behalf of the most noble principles of the non-aligned movement, for the expulsion of the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam from the family of non-aligned countries. At the present time, it is outrageous to see that, in the conferences of non-aligned countries, Kampuchea, the victim of aggression. has been excluded, and Viet Nam, the aggressor, and its accomplices aligned with the hegemonistic Soviet Union have been welcomed as triumphing nations and allowed to rule the roost. I express my profound a'ld sincerely felt grntitude to the Kingdom of Thailand, which has done so much for my unfortunate refugee compatriots and, even now, is giving a generous reception to many thousands of Kampuchean civilians. men and women, fleeing the savage attacks of the Vietnamese aggressors. and first and foremost to the wounded who are now receiving appropriate medical care on Thai soil. I express my profound and sincerely felt gratitude to the Interna­ tional Committee of the Red Cross and its representatives, to the United Nations and its representatives, to the private humanitarian relief agencies and their representatives and to the medical teams, for their noble, generous and heroic action in favour of my suffering compatriots. DOCUMENT S/15632* Letter dated 27 February 1983 from the representative of the Islamic Republic of Iran to the Secretary-General Upon instructions from my Government, I have the 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic letter or statement, likely from the representative of the Islamic Republic of Iran to the Secretary-General of the United Nations. The content focuses on the situation in Kampuchea (now Cambodia) and the aggression committed by the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, as well as the humanitarian efforts being made to assist the affected civilians. The tone is formal and serious, suggesting a high-level diplomatic communication.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations