during pol pot's 3. 5 years in power, the khmer rouge had killed 1. 7 million people, which was about 21% of the cambodian population. with pol pot no longer in power,. 5 million cambodian people who had managed to survive his regime sought refuge in thailand. in additional 122, 000 fiji's joint them in thailand between 1980 and 1986. in vietnam, there was another outpouring of refugees known famously as the boat people, they escaped by sea. they had been political, military or cultural leaders, some were ethnic minorities who were fleeing persecution. 150, 000 went to china, while tens of thousands took to the oceans and made their way to other places in southeast asia, including thailand, malaysia indonesia and the philippines. they sailed in boats that were hardly seaworthy sometimes and an estimated 25%-50% died at sea. if they were lucky to make it to land, sometimes they were forced back to sea by governments like thailand and malaysia that refused to accept them. those refugees who were fortunate enough to live on and make it to a refugee camp lived in squalid conditions, very

reforms in his own country while 1st he's been reforming france for more than 2 years with steady pol. pot the country is in chaos the country is not in k. off there is no threat anymore and railways or public transportation and there will be the most ambitious pension systems reform for decades i would wish which went off in the parliament in the next week people have died in the instructions paris has reeked of tear gas for weeks on end you had gigant. disruptions in transport so the worst transport disruption since the 1960 s. are you talking about that all this is the talk about paris you don't seem to come often to paris are i do i have my family in paris yes they're with are from protests that the french tradition birds are 0 to 700 people injured across the country 17 and a number of policemen injured among them and some casualties were due to this yellow tackett protest movement are you see it throughout the word right now middle class is wondering whether globalization is good or bad for it for them and they need to get on and the government from the government they've got 7000000

for example, in cambodia, vietnamese invasion of 1978, but the downfall of the removal of pol pot, during his three and a half years of power, the compare rouge killed 1.7 million people. which was about 21% of the cambodian population. with full pot not in power, approximately half 1 million component people who managed to survive his regime, sought refuge in near by thailand. in addition, 122,000 cambodian refugees, join them in thailand, between 1980 and 1986. in vietnam, there was another outpour of refugees, known famously as the boat people. these people escaped by sea, they were people who had formally been political military or cultural leaders and south vietnam, some of them were ethnic minorities, were fleeing persecution. but 160,000 went to china, while tens of thousands took to the oceans, and made their way to other places in southeast asia, including thailand, malaysia, indonesia, and the philippines. they sailed on boats, that we hardly see where the sometimes. and then estimated 25 to 50% died at sea. if they were lucky to make it to land, sometimes they were forced back

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vietnam which invaded cambodia and got rid of pol pot. which very few people go. into.when they plan into east pakistan now bangladesh. action in britain and it up doing a lot to stop the extreme slaughter. in bangladesh and. nina. rid. of the big changer in uganda eating meat well i'm sure it's all human rights experts agree it goes for it sometimes if you have a charity intervention not only cared about out by the us down which carried out by the last and all i would add if i got of that was to keep it shouldn't stop going to africa which help get rid of our growth in mandela nelson mandela grease the gum now. well we did i mean i definitely recommend your book admit it you're always a fascinating read and thank you so much for coming on the book once again is no more war how the west violates international law using humanitarian intervention to advance economic and strategic interests then called what always a pleasure having you on thank you so much. and that ladies and gentlemen. is our show for you to day. than ever remember in this world we are not told that we a

vietnam which invaded cambodia and got rid of pol pot. which very few people go. 1 into. when they plan into east pakistan now bangladesh. actually. and it up doing a lot to stop the extreme slaughter. in bangladesh and. china and so nina. rid. of the big changer in uganda eating meat well i'm sure you all human rights experts agree with those who are sometimes if you have a charity intervention not only cared about out by the us down which carried out by the last little while i would add if i got in that was to keep it shouldn't stop going to africa which help get rid of our growth in mandela nelson mandela greece now. well we don't i mean i definitely recommend your book and if you're always a fascinating read thank you so much for coming on the book once again is no more war how the west violates international law using humanitarian intervention to advance economic and strategic interests then called what always a pleasure having you on thank you so much. and that ladies and gentlemen. is our show for you to day. ever remember in this world we are not told that we are