Evian Agreements

The 1962 peace accords signed in Évian, France, between France and the Algerian National Liberation Front that ended the Algerian War. The agreements provided for Algerian independence, a ceasefire, and various transitional arrangements, while their treatment of the harkis (Algerians who fought for France) became a contentious legacy.

Claims that use this term

• The Evian Agreements abandoned the harkis to massacre
• The Evian Agreements bound only France and could be repudiated by Algeria.