India and Pakistan—Vietnam—Yemen—ICRC President's Voyage in Central America

Application of the Geneva Conventions. — With the end of the Indo-Pakistan conflict, one can observe with satisfaction that the two parties, in accordance with their undertaking, applied the Geneva Conventions and accepted the ICRC's intervention. Humanitarian provisions were thus generally effective on either side of the lines.

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Testimony of gratitude author:

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A large scale relief action author:

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Publications by the ICRC in 1964 author:

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On behalf of the victims in India author:

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Cambodia author:

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Turkey author:

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Dissemination of the Geneva Conventions amongst the armed forces author:

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A Recommendation against the practice of taking hostages author:

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World Health Day author:

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Extract from the Statutes of the International Committee of the Red Cross author:

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