8. The CHAIRMAN requested that Mr. Ilkahanaf should be added to the list of the original sponsors of the draft resolution. 9. Mr. JOINET asked for his name to be deleted from the list of sponsors of the draft resolution. 10. Draft resolution E/QN.4/Sub.2/1990/L.l9, as amended, was adopted without a vote. Draft resolution E/CN.4/Sub.2/1990/L.21 11. Mr. EIDE, introducing the draft resolution, said that it concerned Cambodia, a country with the worst record of violations of human rights. 12. The situation in Cambodia was a spill-over from the war in Viet Nam. Following the settlement of that war, the most cruel period in Cambodian history had ensued when, from 1975 to 1978, the Khmer Rouge had perpetrated horrendous violations of human rights. During that period, more th~ 1 million persons had been killed. Next had come invasion by Viet Nam and further serious violations of human rights. 13. Recently however the climate had changed; Viet Nam had withdrawn to a large extent and a new political agreement had been reached. The Khmer Rouge, however, were ready to seize power by military force. They had recently derailed a train on which there had been a large number of students who had then been massacred. 14. One purpose of the draft resolution was to address violations of human rights, mainly of refugees in the border zones. It would also appeal to all States, in accordance with General Assembly resolution 3074 (XXVIII) of 3 December 1973, to take all steps to detect, arrest, extradite or bring to trial those who had been responsible for crimes against humanity committed in Cambodia. 15. The present coalition Government was in fact being blackmailed by the Khmer Rouge which had no prospects of success in peaceful elections but was well organized in military terms to stage a coup. The overall situation was 
**Analysis**
The text discusses the situation in Cambodia, mentioning human rights violations, refugees, and a political agreement. It seems to be focused on the political and humanitarian aspects of the country, rather than economic or environmental issues.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Human rights