Bandung Conference

The 1955 Bandung Conference (Asian-African Conference) was a gathering of newly independent Asian and African states that helped internationalize decolonization causes (such as Algeria) and opened roads to United Nations representation, while notably admitting states rather than peoples and excluding entire continents.

Claims that use this term

• The Bandung Conference internationalized the Algerian cause and opened the road to the U.N.
• The Bandung Conference admitted states, not peoples, and excluded whole continents