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Official No.: Conf. 0.159
Geneva, May 4th, 1933.
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
Conference for the Reduction and Limitation
of Armaments
ANALOGIES BETWEEN THE PROBLEM OF THE TRAFFIC IN
NARCOTIC DRUGS AND THAT OF THE TRADE IN
AND MANUFACTURE OF ARMS
Note by the Secretary-General.
In accordance with the Council’s decision of November 28th, 1932 (page 2), the
Secretary-General has the honour to communicate the present memorandum to the
delegations to the Conference for the Reduction and Limitation of Armaments for their
information.
CONTENTS.
Pages
Explanatory Note 2
Introduction 2
Chapter I. — The Notion of Illicit Traffic:
1. As regards Narcotic Drugs . 3
2. As regards Armaments 3
Chapter II. — Publicity of Traffic:
Section I. — Declarations made to the State Authorities 3
Section II. — Declarations made by the States to International Bodies 4
Possibility of adapting this System to the Traffic in Arms 4
Chapter III. — Restrictions on the Freedom of Traffic:
Section I. — Outline of the Regulations as a Whole 5
Section II. — Status of Manufacturers 6
Possibility of adapting this System to the Traffic in Arms 7
Chapter IV. — Control:
Section I. — General Outline of the Machinery of National and International
Control provided in the 1931 Limitation Convention 7
Section II. — Different Measures of Control 9
Possibility of adapting this System to the Traffic in Arms 9
General Conclusions 9
Series of League of Nations Publications
IX. DISARMAMENT
1933. IX. 4.
S. d. N. 2 830 (F.) 2.075 (A.) 5/33. Imp. du J. de G.
Geneva, May 4th, 1933.
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
Conference for the Reduction and Limitation
of Armaments
ANALOGIES BETWEEN THE PROBLEM OF THE TRAFFIC IN
NARCOTIC DRUGS AND THAT OF THE TRADE IN
AND MANUFACTURE OF ARMS
Note by the Secretary-General.
In accordance with the Council’s decision of November 28th, 1932 (page 2), the
Secretary-General has the honour to communicate the present memorandum to the
delegations to the Conference for the Reduction and Limitation of Armaments for their
information.
CONTENTS.
Pages
Explanatory Note 2
Introduction 2
Chapter I. — The Notion of Illicit Traffic:
1. As regards Narcotic Drugs . 3
2. As regards Armaments 3
Chapter II. — Publicity of Traffic:
Section I. — Declarations made to the State Authorities 3
Section II. — Declarations made by the States to International Bodies 4
Possibility of adapting this System to the Traffic in Arms 4
Chapter III. — Restrictions on the Freedom of Traffic:
Section I. — Outline of the Regulations as a Whole 5
Section II. — Status of Manufacturers 6
Possibility of adapting this System to the Traffic in Arms 7
Chapter IV. — Control:
Section I. — General Outline of the Machinery of National and International
Control provided in the 1931 Limitation Convention 7
Section II. — Different Measures of Control 9
Possibility of adapting this System to the Traffic in Arms 9
General Conclusions 9
Series of League of Nations Publications
IX. DISARMAMENT
1933. IX. 4.
S. d. N. 2 830 (F.) 2.075 (A.) 5/33. Imp. du J. de G.
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