References
- UNHCR/F11/2/39_391_46_GEN_a. Letter from V. Dayal Executive Assistant to the High Commissioner to Poul Harting High Commissioner to Refugees, 15 June 1979. Voir l’original dans les documents clés, https://boatpeoplehistory.com/archives-3/kd/polling-countries/
- Voir la réponse du Japon, https://boatpeoplehistory.com/archives-3/kd/japan-answer/, de la Chine, https://boatpeoplehistory.com/archives-3/kd/china-answer/ ou du Vietnam https://boatpeoplehistory.com/archives-3/kd/vietnam-answer/.
- UN/Kurt Waldheim Files/ S-0990/ 0005/07. Note on a meeting with Prime Minister Thatcher, 12 July 1979.
- UNHCR/F11/2/39_391_46_CHI. Bulletin d’information de la mission permanente de la République populaire de Chine, 21 juin 1979.
- UNHCR/F11/2/39_391_46_CHI. People’s Republic of China, Mission to the United Nations, Press Release n. 106, 2 July 1979, Premier Hua Guofeng Speaks on Refugee Problem During His Meeting with Sri Lanka Foreign Minister. V
- UNHCR/F11/2/39_391_46_CHI. Statement by the Chinese Delegation, Delivered by the Chargé d’Affaire a.i. Yi Suzhi to the Second Regular Session, 1979, of the Economic and Social Council, 10 July 1979 (...) The question of Indochinese refugees has been created entirely by the Vietnamese authorities as a result of their pursuance of policies for expansion and aggression, ethnic discrimination and refugee exportation, for which they must bear full responsibilities.
- Song, Lili. “The Door Behind the Bamboo Curtain – Chinese Law and Policy on Refugee Status,” diss., Victoria University of Wellington, 2014. Pour des détails sur le statut légal de ses personnes, voir Chiu, Hungdah. “Current Developments: China’s Legal Position on Protecting Chinese Residents in Vietnam.” American Journal of International Law 74, no. 3 (1980): 685–93. Sur leur accueil en Chine, Zhu Rong. “China and the Indochinese Refugees,” edited by Supang Chantavanich, and E. Bruce Reynolds. Bangkok: Institutie of Asian Studies, 1988, pp. 80–102.
- Margaret Thatcher Foundation/PREM19/129 f250. “Vietnam: No.10 Record of Conversation (Mt-Ministers) [Vietnamese Refugees], 29 May 1979.” Carrington fut aussi celui qui proposa d’inviter la presse à visiter les camps de réfugiés à Hong Kong en sa compagnie, juste après la rencontre du G7 à Tokyo, Margaret Thatcher Foundation/PREM19/789 f257. “Hong Kong: No.10 Record of Conversation (“Vietnamese Refugees”), 14 June 1979.”
- Margaret Thatcher Foundation/PREM19/130 f62. “Vietnam: Mt Letter Prime Minister Begin of Israel (Vietnamese Refugees), 6 July 1979” or Margaret Thatcher Foundation/PREM19/130 f60. “Vietnam: Premier Price of Belize Letter to Mt, 6 July 1979.”
- Voir le travail de Sam Vong.
- À propos de ces réfugiés, Peteet, J. (2005). Landscape of Hope and Despair, Palestinian Refugee Camps. Philadephia: University of Pennsylvania Press. Au sujet des réfugiés vietnamiens accueillis par Israël, Gandhi Espiritu, Evyn Le. Archipelago of Resettlement: Vietnamese Refugee Settlers in Guam and Israel-Palestine. à venir.
- Margaret Thatcher Foundation/PREM19/27. “G7: Tokyo Summit (Hunt Minute on Summit Dinner) [Japanese Want to Discuss Vietnamese Boat People], 18 June 1979.” Margaret Thatcher Foundation/PREM19/27 (T26A/79T). “G7: Mt Letter to President Carter (Salt II, CTB, Middle East, G7, Vietnam), 18 June 1979.” Carter agreed to discuss this issue during his visit of ASEAN and ANZUS countries before his arrival in Tokyo for the G7 summit, Margaret Thatcher Foundation/NLC-10R-21-4-1-3. “Vietnam: State Department Memo for Brezinski (“vice President Mondale’s Meeting on Indochinese Refugees, June 18 At 1:30 P.m.”) [Mt Proposes International Conference on Vietnam and Refugees].”
- FRUS 1977–1980 Volume XXII Southeast Asia and the Pacific. “Memorandum From the Us Coordinator for Refugee Affairs (Clark) to Vice President Mondale, 18 June 1979.” 611–13.
- Ibid.
- Ibid.
- FRUS 1977–1980 Volume XXII Southeast Asia and the Pacific. “Memorandum From the US Coordinator for Refugee Affairs (Clark) to President Carter, 20 June 1979.” 474–79.
- Voir la déclaration, voir les documents clés ici https://boatpeoplehistory.com/archives-3/kd/g7-statement/.
- Margaret Thatcher Foundation/PREM19/28. “G7: Tokyo Summit (Session 2), 28 June 1979.”
- Voir le document ici https://boatpeoplehistory.com/archives-3/kd/asean-12thsummit/
- Finalement, cette deuxième rencontre se déroula à Kuala Lumpur en mars 1980, UN/Kurt Waldheim Files/ S-0913/0019/07. ASEAN – EEC Foreign Ministers’ Meeting, 7–8 March 1980, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
- Ibid. P. 2
- FRUS 1977–1980 Volume XXII Southeast Asia and the Pacific. “Telegram From the Embassy in Australia to the Department of State, 9 July 1979.” 866–73.