Peace Agreement

/ˈpiːs əˌɡriːmənt/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A legally binding contract between disputing parties, primarily states or factions, aimed at ending conflict and establishing terms for peace.
    The two countries signed a peace agreement to cease hostilities and begin diplomatic relations.
  2. (n.) An official document or treaty that codifies arrangements for post-conflict justice, disarmament, or political reform.
    The peace agreement included provisions for disarmament and the formation of a transitional government.

Forms

  • peace agreements

Commentary

Peace agreements often arise from mediation or negotiation and must clearly specify the rights and obligations of parties to prevent relapse into conflict.

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