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Conclusion,violations committed by the Democratic Kampuchea regime, the Vietnamese invasion of Cambodia, a feared famine and a refugee crisis, contained in it a number of dramatic shifts in the ways in which Western states addressed human rights and humanitarian issues in Indo-China.

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,September 1979–December 1980,sion. Thus, while deliberation in the UN maintained the useful myth of the continued existence of the Democratic Kampuchea regime as a legitimate political entity, border aid, including internationally donated food and the provision of Chinese arms, transformed this myth into a reality.

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