the legitimate security concerns of the States in the re<Jion, including a commitment by all States to non-interference and non-intervention in.the internal affairs of Kampuchea. 24.During talks with the Chairman and the Rapporteur at Beijing, the Chinese authorit ies reiterated the view that the key to the solution of the Kampuchean problem was the withdrawal of Viet Nam'& troops from Kampuchea and restated China's position set out in the five-point proposal of l March 1983. I •.. A/CONF.109/9 English Page 6 25. In Bangkok, the Chairman and the Rapporteur were briefed on the military situation in Kampuchea and on the hostilities along the Thai-Kampuchean border, which had caused the influx of some 230,000 Kampuchean civilians into Thailand and resulted in renewed hardship for the affected Thai villagers in the area. They were also informed that these hostilities, as well as the repeated incursio ns by foreign forces into Thailand, had exacerbated tensions in the region and undermined ASEAN1s initiatives towards the promotion of a meaningful dialogue. The Minister for Fore ign Affairs of Thailand emphasized the united and continued determination of ASEAN to pursue its efforts in the search for a political settlement based on the total withdrawal of fore-ign forces, national reconciliation among all Kampucheans and the exercise of self-determination by the Kampuchean people. 26.In Buenos Aires and Lima, the mission had extensive exchanges of views both on the situation along the Thai-Kampuchean border and on prospects for the debate on the question of Kampuchea at the forthcoming session of the General Assembly, as well as on recent developments in South-East Asia. The representatives of the two Governments reaffirmed their support for the principles and objectives laid down by the Declaration on Kampuchea a nd the General Assembly resolutions. They expressed
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing international relations, security concerns, and political tensions in the region, particularly in Kampuchea (Cambodia). It mentions the involvement of various countries, including China, Vietnam, Thailand, and others, and their positions on the conflict. The text also touches on the humanitarian impact of the conflict, including the influx of refugees and the hardship faced by local villagers.

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