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Commercial and investment interests and security concerns
h e been enhanced over the period of the policy under
discussion;
c)
International condemnation of Vietnam's illegal occupa-
tion of Cambodia grows (see, for example, the 1985 UNGA
resolution of condemnation, passed by a record 114-21-16);
d)
the UK's record of financial contributions and resettle
ment is at a level appropriate to our resources and degree
of involvement in the region, and in step with those of our
The UK record is also broadly adequate to meet
allies.
the demands of the humanitarian lobby, both international
and domestic:]
(contributed)
to the establishment of
e) the UK's involvement has
sustained and close contact with the various agencies at
work in dealing with the refugee problem, including UN and
other international agencies; UK voluntary agencies;
other governments (particularly Thailand and the main
resettlement countries). The Embassy in Bangkok is able
to monitor that no bilateral aid reaches the Khmer Rouge
or Vietnamese. The reputation the UK has built up for
its concern over the Indo-Chinese refugee issue will
formulation enable it to play an active role in the Commissien of
future international responses to the enduring problems
of residual camp populations and continuing outflow of
refugees from Indo-China.
-perspratio