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Source E is not totally reliable in telling us about the help given by ASEAN. Source E is reliable in telling us the contribution made by Indonesia to stop the conflict between Cambodia and Thailand boarder dispute. This is evident from "Indonesia,host of the 18th ASEAN summit, has been pressing for a deal that would prevent the meeting being marred by the border dispute". This is supported by Source B which states that "appreciation and support for the continuing effort of the Indonesia to facilitate the process through its appropriate engagement". Source E is not totally reliable

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Source B is an article on the border dispute between Cambodia and Thailand and the help proveded by the  Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)

ASEAN leaders released a statement commending Cambodia and Thailand for taking steps to resolve the dispute, expressing "appreciation and support for the continuing effort of Indonesia to facilitate the process through its appropriate engagement, which will help advance our collective effort to attain an ASEAN community." (Simamora, supra.)

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TheCambodian–Thai border disputebegan in June 2008 as the latest round of a century-long dispute between Cambodia and Thailand involving the area surrounding the 11th-century Preah Vihear Temple, located in the Dângrêk Mountains between the Choam Khsantdistrict in thePreah Vihear province of northern Cambodia and the Kantharalak district (amphoe) in the Sisaket province of Northeastern Thailand. According to the Cambodian ambassador to the United Nations, the dispute began when about 50 Thai soldiers moved into the Keo Sikha Kiri Svara pagoda vicinity located in Cambodia's territory at about 300 meters from the Temple of Preah Vihear. Thailand claims that demarcation has not yet been completed for the external parts of the area adjacent to the temple itself which was judged to be Cambodian by theInternational Court of Justice(ICJ) in 1959. By August 2008, the dispute had expanded to the 13th century Ta Moan temple complex14°20′57″N 103°15′59″E 153 km west of Preah Vihear, where Cambodia has accused Thai troops of occupying a temple complex on Cambodian land. The Thai foreign ministry had denied that any troops had moved into that area until several were killed there in April 2011.An agreement was reached in December 2011 to withdraw troops from the disputed area.

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http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/05/08/us-asean-idUSTRE74709V20110508

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Source F is an article about "ASEAN summit fails to resolve Thai-Cambodian conflict"

The summit of the 10-member Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) held in Jakarta last weekend made no significant headway in
resolving the border conflict between two member states, Thailand and Cambodia.

During the summit, both sides observed an uneasy ceasefire agreed on April 28 but no agreement was reached at the summit to end the confrontation, let alone resolve the underlying dispute over territory.

Indonesia, the current ASEAN chair, had attempted to defuse the issue which threatened to overshadow crucial economic discussions at the summit about the implementation of the ASEAN free trade zone by 2015, trade agreements with China, Japan and South Korea, and concerns over rising food and energy prices.The Indonesian government offered to send troops to the disputed border area to act as
observers. While Cambodia agreed, the Thai government, after initially supporting the proposal, rejected it under pressure from the military. Thailand has insisted that the dispute must be resolved bilaterally and not be internationalised.

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Source D is a view by Cambodian Prime Minister.

Hun Sen said, "You, Abhisit, should show evidence to prove your allegations whether what benefits Thaksin gets from Cambodia. If you have no evidence, it means that you are cheating more than 60 million Thais and over 14 million Cambodians. This is your dirty politics"

Hun Sen also said that previous border clashes between Cambodian and Thai troops over the disputed area next to Preah Vihear temple were in Abhisit's administration and Abhisit must be responsible for the losses of human lives and properties.

"Now,Cambodian government led by Hun Sen and Thai government led by Yingluck Shinawatra have been treating the wounds that were caused by Abhisit, but Abhisit and his group have been causing the trouble again," he said.

"Thai people should clearly understand that former Abhisit's government, not Yingluck's current administration, created trouble with Cambodia," he added.

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News article produced in Jarkata. Indonesia, host of the 18th ASEAN summit, has been pressing for a deal that would prevent the meeting being marred by the border dispute. But in the end all that was achieved was a face-saving announcement that the Thai and Cambodian foreign ministers would stay an extra day in Jakarta for more talks. The two sides have spoken plenty of times in recent weeks, but without finding a resolution to clashes that have killed 18 people since April. ASEAN, a collection of authoritarian states and nascent democracies, has a policy of non-interference in each other's domestic affairs, and so has struggled to resolve the border dispute which -- although on the surface about ownership of some ancient temples -- is being driven by domestic political dynamics in both Thailand and Cambodia.

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http://www.trust.org/alertnet/news/world-vision-responds-as-thousands-displaced-due-thai-cambodia-border-conflict/

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Source C is a comment made by Esther Halim, Country Director of World Vision of Cambodia.

“World Vision is concerned about the affected families – especially the children and babies – who are still living in shelters, afraid to go home for fear of their safety. I hope that both governments will be able to resolve this issue peacefully and soon so that people don’t suffer needlessly,”

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http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/world/2013-01/21/c_132117652.htm

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Question 4: How reliable is Source E in telling you about the help given by ASEAN?

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Question 4: How reliable is Source E in telling you about the help given by ASEAN?

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Question 3: How similar are Sources C and D about the responses from other countries about the Thai-Cambodian Conflict?

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Question 3: How similar are Sources C and D about the responses from other countries about the Thai-Cambodian Conflict?

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http://lg-media.blogspot.sg/2010_07_01_archive.html

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Question 2:  How useful is Source B in telling you about the role ASEAN played in resolving the conflict?

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Question 2:  How useful is Source B in telling you about the role ASEAN played in resolving the conflict?

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Question 1: What can you infer from source A about the border dispute between Thailand and Cambodia?

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Question 1: What can you infer from source A about the border dispute between Thailand and Cambodia?

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Source A is a cartoon by Sacrava on the political sacravatoons: "Baby Abhisit".