For the Victims of the Conflict in Laos

On 26 January 1968, the International Committee of the Red Cross launched an appeal for those suffering as a result of the fighting in Laos, to which a large number of National Societies made generous response. In its report of 4 September 1969, the ICRC stated the increasing needs brought about by the influx of more displaced persons and hinted at the possibility of making a further appeal to the Red Cross world.

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