Salient: Victoria University Students' Paper. Vol. 28, No. 9. 1965.
Geneva Conference
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Geneva Conference
In 1954 after the Geneva Conference on Indo-China, the Government stated that "New Zealand would regard any violation of the Geneva Agreements as a threat to the security of South-East Asia and a danger to international peace and security." In the Manila Treaty New Zealand also recognised that aggression in Indo-China would endanger our own peace and safety.