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Cambodia's warring factions sign peace treaty
PARIS. Oet 23 : Leader* of 19 nation* on Wednesday signed a peace treaty ending two decade* of conflict in Cambodia but new fighting was reported In the southeaat Asian country and diplomat* fretted over the rote of the Khmer Rouge. reporta AP and
Cambodia ta about to resume its place in the world." declared French President Francois Mitterrand, opening the eesoion at an ornate conference center tn Parts
Hours before he spoke, re-
lief worker* and the military wing of the Khmer People * National Liberation Front, one of the guerilla faction*, accused Phnom Penh government forces of shelling several positions tn northwestern Cambodia.
In Paris, hundreds of Cambodian exiles cheered Prince Norodom Sihanouk, who will head an interim Cambodian ^vemment. as he arrived Io sM the treaty
Waving Banner* reading "Peace In Cambodia an "UN Oet There Fast," the throng
greeted Sihanouk with cheer* and applause as he arrived at a conference center a few hour* before the signing ceremony.
US Secretary General Javier Perex de Cuellar called today on countries around the world to make human and financial resource* available to establish a lasting peace In Cambodia.
He said the United Nation* would play "a major, and in certain respects, unprecedented rote," there.
The treaty being signed by IS nations plus Cambodia's Supreme National Council,
representing the Phnom IVnh government and the country'• three resistance factions, constitutes "an end to the nightmare experienced by the Cambodian people during two decades of war. destruction and suffering." Peres de Cuelar said.
The Cambodians had recognised during the paat few months, he added, that "the military option had led them to an Impasac."
Peres de Cuellar called (or "genuine national reconciliation baaed on the higher inter
cat of Cambodln and Ita people. warning that "peace will remain ephemeral If the Cambodian people and aome of Ita Immediate neighbours continue to live In destitution and poverty ."
■We have before us a historic opportunity to win th* battle In southeast Asia,' he aald. "Let ui aetee la ao that the entire region may make peace With itaeif one* more, and with Ita hlatoty"
Perea de Cueller aald the United Nations would act up an operation in Cambodia "that
will probably be the blggeat and moat complex" 1n Ita history. supervising the ceasefire and the cessation of outside military assistance and verify Ing the withdrawal of foreign forces aa well aa controlling for supervising administrative structures.
The United Nations would also be responsible for repa triatton of refugees, the regrouping and encampment of all the armed forces of the Cambodian parties and wmiM ensure 70 per cant disarms ment