2112Th UN LIBRA. RY

2112Th UN LIBRA. RY

UNITED NATIONS SECURITY C&UNCIL OFFICIAL RECbI(DS THIR T Y-F0 UR TH YEAR UNLIBRA. RY MEETING: 15 JANUARY 1979 2112th MAY 4 1982 NEW YORK CONTENTS Page Provisional agenda (S/Agenda/21 12) . 1 Adoption of the agenda . 1 Telegram dated 3 January 1979 from the Deputy Prime Minister in charge of Foreign Affairs of Democratic Kampuchea to the President of the Security Council (S/13003) . , . , . 1 wPv.2112 . _.. _. ,I.. GE .-!I% i, ‘,‘,I : Symbols of United Nations documents are composed of capital &t&s combined 5 I, ‘. y.. “‘!,.,:; i with figures.. Mention of such a symbol indicates a reference to a United Nations ., .‘.‘.’. d&&nt...-: r;i:. .“’i Documents of the Security Council (symbol S/. .) are normally published in quar- terly SuppZements of the Oflcial Records of the Security Council. The date of the document indicates the supplement in which it appears or in which information about it is given. The resolutions of the Security Council, numbered in accordance with a system adopted in 1964, are published in yearly volumes of .Resolutions and Decisions of the Security Council. The new system, which has been applied retroactively to resolutions adopted before 1 January 1965, became fully operative on that date. 2112th MEETING Held in New York on Monday, 15 January 1979, at 3.30 p.m. President: Mr. Donald 0. MILLS (Jamaica). 3. I wish to advise the Council that I have been informed by the representative of China that, in view of the efforts Present: The representatives of the following States: made by the sponsors of the draft resolution put forward on Bangladesh, Bolii, China, Czechoslovakia, France, Gabon, behalf of the non-aligned countries, China does not press at Jamaica, Kuwait, Nigeria, Norway, Portugal, Union of this stage for a vote on the draft resolution contained in Soviet Socialist Republics, United Kingdom of Great Brit- document S/13022. ain and Northern Ireland, United States of America, Zambia. 4. I shall now put to the vote the draft resolution spon- sored by Bangladesh, Bolivia, Gabon, Jamaica, Kuwait, Provklonal agenda (S/Agenda&ll2) Nigeria and Zambia, that is contained in document S/13027. 1. Adoption of the agenda A vote was taken by show of hat&. 2. Telegram &ted 3 January 1979 from the Deputy Prime In favour: Bangladesh, Bolivia, China, France, Gabon, Minister in charge of Foreign Affairs of Dem+ Jamaica, Kuwait, Nigeria, Norway, Portugal, United King- cratic Kampuchea to the President of the Security dom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, United States Council (S/13003) of America, Zambia The meeting was called to order at 4.20 pm Against: Czechoslovakia, Union of Soviet Socialist Adoption of the agenda Republics The agenda was adopted. The result of the vote was 13 in favour, 2 against. The &@t resolution was not adopted one of the negative Telegram dated 3 January 1979 from the Deputy Prime votes being that of a permanent member of the Council. Minister la charge of Foreign Affairs of Democratic Kam- puchea to t&e Pm&lent of the Security Cmdl (S/l3003) 5. The PRESIDENT: A number of delegations have asked to be allowed to speak following the vote. I shall now 1. The PRESIDENT: In accordance with the decisions call on them. taken at the:previous meetings, I invite the delegation of Democratic Kampuchea to be seated at the Council table. I 6. Mr. CHEN Chu (China) (interpretationj?om Chinese): invite the representatives of Australia, Bulgaria, Cuba, the The Chinese delegation has carefully studied the draft reso- German Democratic Republic, Hungary, Indonesia, Japan, lution sponsored by Bangladesh, Bolivia, Gabon, Jamaica, Malaysia, Mongolia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Poland, Kuwait, Nigeria and Zambia [S/13027]. In our view, the Singapore, the Sudan, Thailand, Viet Nam and Yugoslavia draft resolution is not strong enough. But in order to show to take the scats reserved for them at the side of the Council respect for the efforts made by the non-aligned States chamber. members of the Council and the draft resolution tabled by them, we consider that, basically speaking, it in effect con- At the invitation of the President, the delegation of Demo- demns the Vietnamese authorities for trampling upon the cratic Kampuchea took a place at the Council table; Mr. And- Charter of the United Nations and for their crimes of armed erson ‘(;4utralia), Mr. Yankov (BuIgaria), Mr. Roa Kouri aggression against Democratic Kampuchea and calls upon (Cuba), Mr. Zachmann (German Democratic -Republic), Viet Nam to withdraw immediately all its invading military Mr. HaI& (Hungary), Mr. Anwar Sani @ukmesia), Mr. Abe forces from Democratic Kampuchea. Since the draft resolu- (Japan), Tan Sri zairon Ibrahim (Malaysia), Mr. Dashtseren tion contains the basic and minimum elements, we have (Mongolia), Mr. Francis (New ZeaIan~, Mr. Yang0 (Philip decided to support it, and considerthat the Security Council pines), Mr. Jaroszek (Poland), Mr. Koh (Singapore), and the Secretary-General should immediately take effec- Mr. SahIouI (St&n), Mr. Guna-Kasem (ThaiIand), Mr. Ha tive measures to ensure the speedy implementation of the Van Lou (Wet Nam) and Mr. Komatina (Yugoslavia) took the aforementioned resolution. places reserved for them at the side of the Council chamber. 7. The following can be seen clearly through the debate 2. The PRESIDENT: In accordance with the decision over the past few days: taken at this morning’s meeting, the Security Council will proceed to vote immediately in connexion with the draft --Fit, all Council members and many non-members, resolutions before it. except for those of the Soviet bloc, have unaminously con- 1 demned the Vietnamese authorities for the most barbarous legal cloak on their aggression and annexation of a sover- undeclared war on the military occupation of Democratic eign State. The only thing is that this time the Vietnamese Kampuchea, a weak and small non-aligned country, a war authorities are even more barefaced and clumsy in their which Viet Nam has launched with the full support of the behaviour. It is reported that an organization consisting of a Soviet Union for their respective goals of greater and lesser handful of puppets who have been brought to Phnom Penh hegemonism, thus verifying the basic truth as to who is the by the Vietnamese aggressor forces has now changed its aggressor and who the victim of aggression. It should be name, calling itself a “republic”. However, a puppet is a stressed that even the Soviet Union and Viet Nam dare not puppet by any other name. Its purpose is simply to pave the say that there is no presence of Vietnamese troops on the way for the establishment of a so-called “Indo-Chinese territory of Democratic Kampuchea. federation*’ under the sole control of Viet Nam and for further Soviet expansion in Asia and the Far East. Directed -Secondly, the overwhelming majority of the Council by the Soviet Union, the Vietnamese authorities can invade members and the great majority of United Nations member- Kampuchea today, and the next day do the same to other ship recognize the Government of Democratic Kampuchea neighbouring States. As Foreign Minister Rajaratnam of as the sole legal government and true representative of the Singapore incisively pointed out, “the Vietnamese have Kampuchean people. They all strongly demand that Viet established a United Front for the National Salvation of Nam must put an immediate end to its crimes of aggression Kampuchea. We wonder whether two years from now, it against Democratic Kampuchea and withdraw forthwith will be necessary for them to set up other salvation fronts for all its aggressor forces from Kampuchea in order to guaran- the countries of the Association of South-East Asian tee the sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of Nations”. In our view, this kind of worry is not unwarranted. Democratic Kampuchea and ensure peace and security in South-East Asia, the Asia-Pacific region and the whole 12. Secondlv. like a thief crvina “catch the thief’. the world. Vietnamese representative tried to make it appear that it -Thirdly, the Soviet Union, Viet Nam and a few other was Kampuchea that had “launched” an “aggression” and Soviet-directed satellites have been playing all sorts of a “‘border war” against Viet Nam and not Viet Nam that tricks, using the most abusive language and seeking all had launched an armed invasion of Kampuchea. This is kinds of pretexts to reverse right and wrong and legalixe even more incredible. As is known to all, it has been Viet Viet Nam’s crimiil acts of armed aggression against Kam- Nam’s long premeditated plan to annex Kampuchea. This puchea. The more they do so, the more it reveals their ugly is an important step in its pursuance of regional hegem* features, and the more isolated they become. As the Chinese nism and in its service to Soviet global expansionism. As its saying goes, they are “watched by all and denounced by plan met with firm resistance from Democratic Kampu- everyone”. By using another veto, the Soviet Union is chea, it did not hesitate to resort openly to military aggres- revealing its predatory ambition to push forward its global sion for the realixation of its ambitions. Not long ago, the hegemonism in all parts of the world, in reckless violation of Vietnamese Foreign Minister, Nguyen Duy Trinh, brazenly the basic purposes and principles of the United Nations. claimed that Viet Nam could capture Phnom Penh in 24 Such conduct will undoubtedly further arouse the con- hours if it so desired. This one sentence has revealed the real sciousness of the people of the world. intention of the Vietnamese authorities, not to mention the conclusive fact that at present over 100,000 Vietnamese 8.

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