Geneva Agreement

The Geneva Agreement refers to various treaties and accords negotiated in Geneva, Switzerland, primarily focused on international peace and humanitarian issues. Notable among them is the 1954 Geneva Agreements, which aimed to resolve conflicts related to the First Indochina War, leading to the division of Vietnam. The agreements emphasized principles like self-determination and non-interference, intended to bring stability to the region. Additionally, the Geneva Conventions establish international standards for the treatment of war victims, ensuring humane conduct during conflicts. Overall, these agreements highlight global efforts to promote peace and protect human rights in times of war.