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Emily Greene Balch (1867–1961), PhD, in 1937. Courtesy of Wellesley College Archives; photograph by R. Eliasberg.

RATIFICATION OF THE GENEVA PROTOCOL

BELIEVING THE USE AND EVEN the preparation of chemical and biological weapons to be a crime against humanity, the XII International Congress of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom meeting in Paris, August 4–8th, 1953, requests all Governments to ratify without reservation, if they have not already done so, the Geneva Protocol of the 17th June, 1925, on the prohibition of the use of poison gas and bacteriological warfare. The Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom makes an urgent appeal, moreover, . . . [Full Text]

REFUGEES

AGAINST RACISM

INDO-CHINA

THE UNITED NATIONS REPORT ON FORCED LABOUR

STATIONING OF FOREIGN TROOPS

THE RIGHT TO READ

THE RIGHT TO EXPLOIT FREELY NATURAL WEALTH

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT

THE RIGHT TO BE HEARD AND PROTECTED BY LAW (THE RIGHT OF PETITION)

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