are no ordinary immigrants, They are organized in units, divided into family groups and arne? and they are being used by the Vietnamese occupation force8 to implement tncir policy of systematic Vietnamization of Kampuchea,” 11 6, ‘L.) the Vietnazzese forces of aggression and colonization have caused immense destructions to Kampuchea and brought about death, mourning, sorrow as well as untold sufferings to the Kampuchean people by deliberately creating famine and using the most sophisticated conventional and chemical weapons. Hundreds of thousand8 of Kampuchean people have been killed, The eocio-economic environment has been ceaselessly deteriorating, The people of Kampuchea are exhausted. A great number of them, fleeing the Vietnmnerre inva- sion, have become refugees in foreign countries or in their own, in the libe- rated areas, controlled by the Coalition Government of Democratic Kampuchea, “Furthermore, since 1980, Vietnam has undertaken the physical “Vietnamizrtion” of Kampuchea. Having driven Kampuchean peasants from their lands and their anceetrol villages, they have gradually and systematically replaced them by hundreds of thousands of Vietnamese settlers who have expro- priated their natural wealth and resources. Entire regions of Kmpuchea are today reserved exclusively for these settlers, This is not a case of ordinary migration but rather a real policy of planned resettlement of the Vietnamese population aimed at altering the land’s legal status and the social, cultural and economic environment, and creating a population imbalance which ultimately threatens Kampuchea’s national identity, There is no worse misfortune for a people and a na%ion than to lose their identity. “In its history, Vietnam has demonstrated what it has been capable of. It has already “swallowed up” the Islamic Kingdom of Champa, making it the present Central Vietnam, after having annihilated the Cham i/Address by His Royal Highness Prince NORODOM Sihanouk, President of 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a political speech or statement, focusing on the alleged actions of the Vietnamese occupation force in Kampuchea (present-day Cambodia). It highlights the humanitarian crisis, economic destruction, and cultural concerns caused by the occupation. The text mentions the displacement of people, famine, and the use of chemical weapons, which suggests a significant impact on the daily lives of the Kampuchean people.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Culture