Modern Review December 1938

It led to the exploitation of the country by noTurks and stood in the war of the prosperity of the Turks and Turkey. [...] Cannot the Women's Protection Leaguebe strengthened for the purpose ? The follotving paragraphs from the League of Nations Forinightiy News show how widspread is the traffic in women and ehildren: It is a clear sign of the growing similarity of the points of view concerning Mae in women and children of most of the countries in the worrd. [...] Thus most of the self-governing countries in the world have become parties to such Conventions as the 1921 Convention for the Suppression of the Traffic in Women and Children and the 1923 Convention for the Suppression of the Traffic in Obscene Publicwpm These figures however do not give a full pletum of the actual geographical area in which these Conventions are in force. [...] in course of a statement issued to the press state* that it is emphatically of opinion that the report of the Viduraswatham disturbances and the Government order thereon "constitute a travesty of truth and justice and that the Committee has only functioned as a costly machinery of the Government for generally confirming the Government communique on the incidents and for condemning the legitimate a [...] on the ground that the publication of ens evidence to be given or of any statement to be made in the course of the proceedinas would be prejudicial to the interests of the State.