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Transfer to the United Nations of the Functions Exercised by the French Government Under the International Agreement of 18 May 1904 and the International Convention of 4 May 1910 for the Suppression of the White Slave Traffic, and the Agreement of 4 May 1910 for the Suppression of the Circulation of Obscene Publications

A/RES/256(III)View PDF

Who adopted this document and its mandates?

A Resolution of the General Assembly, published in 1948.

What subjects does this mandate have?

4 subjects
Illicit TrafficPornographySlaveryTreaties (Text)

What’s in this document?

169 paragraphs
Noting that the French Government exercises certain functions under article 7 of the International Agreement of 18 May 1904 for the Suppression of the White Slave Traffic, 1 under articles 4, 8, 10 and 11 of the International Convention of 4 May 1910 for the Suppression of the White Slave Traffic, 1 and under articles 1, 4, 5 and 7 of the Agreement of 4 May 1910 for the SupprP-ssion of the Circulation of Obscene Publications, 1 Tal:ing note of the French Government's offer to transfer to the United Nations the functions exercised by it in virtue of these instruments,
Considering that, by resolution 12 6 (Il)2
adopted on 20 October 1947, the General Assembly decided to assume the powers and functions previously exercised by the League of Nations under the International Convention of 30 September 1921 for the Suppression of the Traffic in Women and Children,3 the International Convention of 11 October 1933 for the Suppression of the Traffic in Women of Full Age,~ and of the International Convention of 12_ September 192 3 for the Suppression of the Circulation of and Traffic in Obscene Publications5,
Being desirous of continuing and centralizing international co-operation in order to suppress the traffic in women and children and in obscene publications,
1 For the text of these instruments see document A/639/ Rev.1. ' See Official Record, of the Second Seuion of the General Auembly, Resosution, page 32. 3 See 1-gu, of Nation, Treaty Serie,, volume IX, P88e 415. • Ibid., volume CL, page 431. • Ibid., volume XXVII, page 213. leur intention It• Sccrftaire general de !'Organisation des Nations Unies. Celui-ci communiquera immediatement ccs reserves a toutes lcs Parties a la presente Convention en leur demandant si elles ont des objections a presenter. Si, dan~ un delai de six mois it dater de laditc communication, aucun pays n'a ptescnttl d'.objection, la risen<' <'II question scra <·onsideree comrne accepti•1·. ~
256 (Ill). Transfert a l'Organisation des Nations Unies des fonctions
exercees par
le Gouvernement fram;ais en vertn rle l' Arrangement
international du 18 mai 1904 et de la Convention internationale du
4 mai 1910 relatifs a la repression de !'Arrangement du 4 mai 1910
relatif a la repression de la circulation des publications obscenes L' Assemblee generale,
Constatant qu'aux termes de !'article 7 de !'Arrangement international du 18 mai 1904 en vuc d'assurer une protection efficacP conlrn
Convention internationale du 4 mai 1910 relative articles 1, 4, 5 et 7 de !'Arrangement du 4 mai 1910 relatif a la repression de la circulation des publications obscenes 1 le Gouvcrnement franyais exerce certaines fonctions,
Prenant acte de l' offre faite par le Gouvernement fran~is de transferer a !'Organisation des Nations Unies les fonctions qu'il exerce en vertu de ces instruments,
Considerant que, par sa resolution 12 6 (11) 2 decide d'assumer les pouvoirs et fonctions anteen vertu de la Convention internationale du
Desireuse de continuer et de centraliser la cooperation internationale en vue de la repres-
obscenes,
A/63 9 /Rev. t. ' Voir les Docum,nt, officiel, de la deuxieme uuion de l'A,,emblee glnirale, Resolution. par,e 32 • Voir Socii!J de, Nation,, R~l de, Traiu,, Volume IX, page 415. ' Ibid., Volume CL, page 431. '' Ibid .• Volume XXVII, page 213
Approve, the transfer to the United Nations of the functions exercised by the French Government in virtue of the above-mentioned instruments;
Approves the Protocols which accompany this resolution;
A,l, that each of these Protocols he signed without delay :
(a) By the States Members of the United Nations which are Parties to the Agreements or to the Convention which the Protocols seek to amend;
(b) By those States which are not Members of the United Nations and which are Parties to the Agreements or the Conventions which the Protocols seek to amend, and to which the Secretary-General shall have communicated a copy of the Protocols in conformity with international agreements in force and the recommendations contained in the resolutions of the General Assembly;
Recommends that, pending the entry into force of the aforesaid protocols, effpct be given to their Provisions by the aforementioned States, each in respect of the instruments to which it is a Party;
lnstructs the Secretary-General to perform the functions conferred upon him by the aforesaid Protocols upon their entry into force.
Hundred and si,xty-ninth plenary meeting,
8 December 19 4 8. PROTOCOL AMENDl!\t; THE I~TERMTIONAL AGREEMENT FOR THE SlPPRESSIOi\ OF THE WHITE SLAVE TRO'FIC. SIGNED AT PARIS,
0'.\1 18 MAY 1904. AND THE 1'.\TERNATIONAL CONVE'.\TTION FOR TIIE Sl;PPRESSJON OF THE WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC. SIG,ED AT PARIS.
ON 4 MAY 1910
Th<> Partil's lo tlw pns<'lll Prototol. considering I hat undn the Intrrnat ional .\grL'Pment for tlw Suppr:!ssion of the Whitr Slaw Traffic, signed at Paris, on 18 Mav 1904. and the lnteriiational Convention for the· Suppression of the White Slave Traffic, signed at Paris, on 4 \Iay 191 0, the Government of the French Rt>puhlic was inwsted with certain functions; considering that the said Govrrnment has offered to transfer to thP linitPd Nations the functions ext>rcised by it unrl€r the abovP-mentioned agreemPnls; and considf'I'ing that it is expedient that thPs1' functions should LP ass111n€d hencrforth by the Unit Pd Na1 ions, hf'rdiy a1p-e<' as follows :
The Parties to the present Protocol undertake that as between themselvt>s they will, each in r€spect of the instruments to which it is a Party and in accordance with the proYisions of I hf' prPsPnt Protocol,
Approuve le transfert a !'Organisation des Gouvernement frall(;ais en vertu des instruments ci-dessus mentionnes; presenle resolution;
Demande que chacun de ces Protocoles soit signe sans retard :
a) Par Jes Etats Membres de !'Organisation
pour objet d'amender;
parties a !'Arrangement OU a la Convention que le ProtocolP a pour objet d'amender, auxquels IP Seeretaire genera I aura communi<ple co pie du Protocole Pn se conformant aux engagements intnnationaux en vigueur l't aux recommandations rontenuPs dans IPs resolutions de l'Assemblee grnfralP:
RecommandP qu' Pn attendant I' Pntree en vigueur desdits Protocol,t>.,, leurs dispositions soient appliqu{>es par lrs Etats susmentionnes charun rn ce qui concernl' lrs instruments auxqnels ii rst Partie:
flonne pour instruction au Srcretaire r:enrral dP s'arquittet, des l'entree en vigueur desdits gnrnt.
Cent-soixflnte-neuvi.eme seance pleniere,
le 3 decembre 1948. PR0T0C0LE AMENDANT L'ARRANGEMENT 1\- TER\ATI0NAL EN nm D'ASSCRER l1~E PRO- TECTION EfFICA.CE COJ\'TRE LE TRAFIC CRIMINEL CONNl' sors LE NOM DE TRAITE DES BLANCHES. SIGl\E A PARIS. LE t 8 ~HI l 9(l'i, ET LA C0'.WEl\lTION INTERNATimALE RELATIVE A LA REPRESSION DE LA TRAIT!•:
DES BLANCHES. SIGYEE A PARIS LE Li MAI 1910 LPs ttats Parties au present Protocole considerai11 qu 'en Y1-rl11 de !'Arrangement international en V\!f' d'assurt>r une protection t>llicace contrr I€ tralir
internationale rel11tiw a la n\pl'l'ssion de la traite d<•,; blandws, signee a Paris. le 4 mai 1910, lt> Gouvernernent de la Republique fran9;iis" ,;tail imt>sti dt> cntairws fonctions; considerant quP h•dit GouVPrm·- 1w·nt a spontanrm,•nt ofT<'rl de trand,;n.'r a !'Organisation drs Nations Lnirs h·s fonctions qu'il exert·•· en vertu ,les accords sus-mr-ntionnes; t'I ronsidt'•ra11t qu'il Psi opportun qu'Plles soiPnt assumrf's desormais par !'Organisation drs 'lations l 1nil's; sont convt'nus dPs dispositions suirnntPs :
Les Etats Partit>s au present Protocole prennent !'engagement qu'entr<> Pux-memrs, chacun f'll ce qui concerne Jes instruments auxquels ii est partie, \'I conformem<>nt aux dispositions du present Pro1orolr,
attribute full legal force and effect to, and duly apply, the amendments to those instruments which are set forth in the annf'x to the present Protocol.
The Secretary-Genf'ral shall prepare the texts of the International AgNiement of 18 May 1904 for the Suppression of tlw White Slave Traffic and of the International Convention of 4 May 1910 for the Suppression of the White Slave Traffic, as revised in accordance with th11 prt>sent Protocol, and shall send copies, for thrir information, to the Govern- 1n,•nts of every Member of the United Nations and ewry non-member State to which this Protocol is opPn for signaturt\ or acceptancP. He shall also imite Parties to any of the instrumrnts to be anwnded by the present Protocol to apply thP amended t1•xts of those instruments as soon as tlw amPndments arP in force, even if they have not yet hN•n ahle to bPr.omP Part.irs to the presf>lll Protocol.
The present Protocol shall be opt•ll for signature or aeceptanct! by auy of the PartiPs lo tlw International Agre1>111ent of 18 May 190'1 for thP Suppre~- sion of the ,vhite Sla,e Tra!Iic or to tht• lnll'mational ComPntion of ,, May 1910 for th<> Suppression o[ th,. White SlaYP Trafflc lo 1rhich thP SPcretary- G1·111•ral has comm1111icaf<'<i for this p11rpost• a <'opy of tit,! prPsent Protocol.
Statps may hecome Parties to the pri•se11t Protocol hy :
(a) Signature without rt•servalion as to acceptanc<i;
(b) Signature with rPservation ;is to accqitanr,•, followed by accepta11c1!:
(r) Acceptancf•.
Acceptance shall be t•ITt>ctf'd br the dt>posit of ;i formal instru111P11t with tlu• SPrn•tarv-GPnf'ral of tht> llnitPd Nations.
·
The present Protocol shall comP i11to forcP on tlw elate on which two or morP Stal<'s shall have beconw 1'11 rti,•s thereto.
Tlw amendmt>11ls st'l forth in tlw annpx to th,, prf'sent Protocol shall come into forcP in I'l'spect of the International AurrrmPHt of 18 "ay 190li for the Suppression of tlw White Slav .. Traffic when twenty PartiPs tlwrPto shall havP bt>comP P;irtirs to thr present Protocol; and in resprct of the IntPrnational Convention of Li May 1910 for thP SupprPssion of the White Slavt> Traffic when twenty Parti.-s thrreto shall have become Parti;,s to the p1:,.,.,nt Protocol: and, consequ;,ntly, any St .. te J,ecoming a Party to tlw Agreement or to the Convrntio11 aflt•r ilw amPrnlmPnts thereto have come into fo,·cr shall becornP a Party to the Agreement or to thr Conwntion a, so amended. ils attribueront plein effet juridique euxamendements a ces instruments contenus dans !'annexe au present Protocole, les mettront en vigueur et f'll assureront !'application.
Le Secretaire gent'·ral preparna It's textes de l'Arrangement international en vue d'assurer unc prot1!ction effi.cace conlrP It, trafic criminel connu sous le 110m de traite dPs blanches du 18 mai 190A, d dP la Convention intt>rnationale relative it la reprt•sconformement au pn;s,•nt Protocole Pt en transmettra, a tilrP d'information. dt>s copies au Gomernem1•11l d1\ cha<1ue Etat Membrt' d .. l'Organisation des Nations Unies. ainsi qu'au Gouvl•rnement de chaque Etat non membri, a la signalun' oil a l'arceptation duquel 1 .. prt;sPnt Protocol,• P,t 011vert. II invitem <;galem,·nt lt>s Etats Partirs it l'un quP!conque drs instruments sllsmentionnes i, appliquer lt> tPxte am;,ndt'! de ce Oil Ot'S instrlllllf'llls cl1\, \'entree t'll viw1e11r dPs amrndrnwnts, nv\nw s 'il, n 'ont pas l'IICorP pu den•nir parti,-s au pn'•,,·nt Protocol,•.
AnncLE 3 Le prespnl Protocole sna ouvert a la signature 011 i1 l'i:cci•ptation ctP tous IPs Etals PartiPs i1 l'Arrang1·- 111Pnl intcr11/llional 1•11 v1w d'assurPr unP protection pflicacP conlN' I,· tratir criminel connu so11s le nom de traile dPs blanrlws du 18 mai 190/i ou i1 la Co11- vP11tio11 inlt'rnat ional,· rPialiVI' ii la repression de la I rait,· tl,·s blanc'lws du Ii mai 1910. auxquels I,• Secn'•tairP 1r•·nt'•ral aura cmmnuniqut'·. i1 r.Pt pffot. 1111 l'XPmplHir>' du pr,;s<•nt Protocol!'.
Anncu; /1 Lf's Etats pourront drvenir PartiPs au pres!'nt Protocole :
a; En le signant sous reserve quanta l'acceptation;
b) En le signant sous reserve d'acceptation Pt PH !'acceptant ulterieurement;
c) En !'acceptant.
L 'acceptation s\!ITectuera par le depot d'nn instrunwnt fornwl aupri•s du Secrf'laire gi\nt\ral dP l'Oq{anisat ion tlrs Nations llnit•s.
ARTICLE 5 LP presPnt ProtocolP f'Htrera en vigueur a la dalt> i1 laquel!P dPux 011 plusiPurs Etats sf>ront drvpn11s parti,•s audit Proloco!P.
Lt>s amendrmrnts ronlPnus dans l'annexe du pn;- s<'nt Prntocoh• Pnh'f'ronl en vigueur, rn cP qui cont·PrnP l'Arrangt>nwnt intrrnational I'll Vilt' d'ass11rPr 11111• protPclion pfficacP rontre IP trafir rriminrl rnnn11 sous IP nom dP 1 raill' dPs hlanchrs, tin 18 mai 190 '1. lorsq11P Yingt Etats Parli<'s audit ArraHff!'ITIPllt snont dPvt'IIIJ('S PartiPs au prPs!'n1 Protorole: rt, PH <pti concPrne la Conwntion intnnationalP relativP it lorsq,w vingt d", Etat, <p1i y sont parti,•s seront d"Vl'llus parti•·s au prt'•sput Protocol<•; PI, Pll comi'-- <pwner. tout Etat <tui dPvirndra partie soil a l'Arranments s'y rapportant srront entn\s PII vigueur. deviendra partiP a l'Arranaement Oil a la Convrntion
Upon the entry into force of the amendments sel forth in the annex lo the present Protocol and concerning either thP Agreement or the Convention, the French Govf'rnment shall dPposit with the Secretary- General of the United Nations the original of that of the two agreements to which the aforesaid amendments relate, together with the various documents which were in its custody hy virtnn of the functions which it exercised.
In accordance with parauraph 1 of Article 102 of the Charter of the Unitrd Nations and the regulations pursuant tlu•reto adopted by the General Assembly, the Secretary-f~neral of the United Nations is authorized to elfoct registration of the present Protocol and the amendments made in tlrn Agreement and Convention by the present Protocol on the respective dates of their f'nlry into fore,,, and to publish the Protc:.col and the amended Agreement and Convention as soon as possihlP aftPr rPi;istration.
The present Protocol, of which the Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish texts are equally authentic, shall he deposited in the archives of the United Nations Secretariat.
The Agreement and the Convention to he amended in accordance with the annex being in the French language only, the French text of the annex shall he authf'ntic and the Chinese, English, Russian and Spanish texts shall he translations.
A certified copy of the Protocol, including the annex, shall he sent by tlw SPcretary-General to each of the Parties to the International Agreement of 18 May 1904 for the Suppression of the White Slave Traffic or to the International Convention of 4 May 1910 for the Suppression of the White Slave Traffic, as well as to all Statrs Memhns of the United Nations.
IN WITNBss WHEREOF the undnsigned, being duly authorized thereto hy their respective Governments, signed the present Protocol on the datP appearing opposite their respective signatures.
DoNE AT ••• this ... day of! ....
ANNEX' TO THE PROTOCOL
1904 Artu:l.e 7 shall read :
ttNon-signatory States may adhere to the present Agreement. For this purpose they shall notify their intention to the Secretary-General of the United Nations~ who shall acquaint all the Contracting States and all the Members of the United Nations."
1 The above Protocol will be open for signature at Lake Success on a date subsequent to the end of the first part of the third session of the General AssPmhly.
• The French text is authentic, and lhe En[rlish text is a trimsiation.
Des !'Pntree en vigueur des amendem,!nts contenus dans !'annexe au present Protocole et relatifs, soit a I' Arrang~ment, soil a la Convention, le Gouvernement frarn;ais deposera aupres du Secretaire general de !'Organisation des Nations Unies !'original de celui rlPs deux accords auquel ont trait lesdits amendeavail la garde en vertu des fonctions qu'il exercait.
Conformemeut aux dispositions du parag1-aphe premier de !'Article 102 de la Charle des Nations Unies et au rt•glement adopte par l'Assemhlee general de l'Organisalion des Nations Unies est autorise a ments apportes a !'Arrangement et a la Com·ention entree en vigueur, et a puhlier, aussit~t que possible amend{, de !'Arrangement et de la Convention.
chinois, espagnol, franc;ais et russe font egalement foi, sera depose aux archives du Secretariat de !'Orga- Convention qui seront amendes conformement a !'annexe ayant ete rediges seulement eh franc;ais, lr texte franc;ais de !'annexe £era foi et les textes anglais, chinois, espagnol et russe seront consideres comme Protocole, y compris l'annexe, sera envoyee par le Secretaire general a chacun des Etats Parties a !'Arrangement international en vue d'assurer une protection efficace contre le trafic criminel connu sous
tousles Etals MPmhres de l'Organisafion des Natiom Unies.
E,; FOi DE QUOI, les soussignes, dument autorises par leurs Gouvernements respectifs, ont signe IP present Protocole it la date fip,urant f'n rer,ard de leur signature respective.
Fm 11 ••• , I" ... t 9A .
ANNEXE' :\U PROTOCOLE.
18HA1190/i L'article 7 sera redige comme suit :
~ Les Etats non signataire~ sont admis a adherer 1111 intention au Secretaire general de !'Organisation des
de !'Organisation des Nations Unies."
1 Le ,Protocole ci-dessus •era ouvert a la signature a Lake de la troisieme session de l'Assemblee generale.
' Texte authentique en fran~ais.
Article !J shall read :
"The Contracting l'arties shall communicate to each other, through the Secretary-General of the united Nations, such laws as have already been, or may in the future he, promulgated in their countries relating to the subject of the present Convention." Article 8. The first paragraph shall read :
"Non-signatory States may accede to the present Convention. For this purpose, they shall notify their intention by an instrument which shall be deposited in the archives of the United Nations. The Secretary- General of the United Nations shall send a certified copy to each of the Contracting States and to all the Members of the United Nations, and shall at the same time inform them of the date of deposit.
The said instrument of notification shall also transmit anv laws promulgated by the acceding State relating to t1::e subject of the present Convention." Article 10. The second. paragraph shall read "The denunciation sh-all be notified by an instrument which shall be deposited in the archives of the United Nations. The Secretary-General of the United Nations shall send a certified copy to each of the Contracting States and to all the Members of the United Nations, and shall at the same time inform them of the date of deposit." Article 11 The first paragraph shall read .,Should a Contracting State desire the present Convention to come into force in one or more of its colonies, possessions or areas under consular j urisdiction, it shall for this purpose notify its intention by an instrument which shall be deposited in the archives of the United Nations.
The Secretary-General of the United Nations shall send a certified copy to each of the Contracting States and to all the Members of the United Nations, and shall at the same time inform them of the date of deposit."
The fifth paragraph shall read :
"The denunciation of \he Convention by one of the Contracting States for one or more of such colonies, possessiorn1 or areas under consular jurisdiction shall take place in accordance with the forms and conditions laid down in the first paragraph of the present article. It shall take effect twelve months after the date of deposit of the instrument of denunciation in the archives of the United Nations." PROTOCOL AMENDING THE AGREEMENT FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF THE CIRCULATION OF OBSCENE PUBLICATIONS, SIGNED AT PARIS,
ON 4 MAY 1910 The ·Parties lo the present Protocol, considering that under the Aweement for the Suppression of the Circulation of Obscene Publications, signed at Paris on 4 May 1910, the Government of the French Republic was invest!'d with certain functions; considering that thr, said Government has offered to transfer to the United Nations the functions exercised by it under the above-mentioned Agreement; and
considering that it is expedient that these functions i•article !J sera redige comme suit :
"Les Parties contractantes se communiqueront, par Nations Unies, les lois qui auraient deja ete rendues, ou l'objet de la presente Convention."
A l'article 8, le premier paragraphe sera redige comme suit :
"Les Etats non signataires sont admis a adherer a
general de !'Organisation des Nations Unies en enverra copie certifiee conforme a chacun des Etats contracdate du depbt. II sera donne aussi, dans !edit acte de notification, communication des lois rendues dans l'Etat adherent relativement a l'objet de la presente Convention."
A /' article 10, le deuxieme paragraphe sera redige comme suit :
Nations Unies en enverra copie certifiee conforme a
avisera en m~me temps de la date du dep6t." Article 11 Le premier paragraphe sera redige comme suit :
"Si un Etat contractant desire la mise en vigueur de colonies. possessions ou circonscriptions consulaires j udiciaires, il notifiera son intention a cet effet par un
nisation des Nations Unies en enverra copie certifiee Etats Membres de !'Organisation des Nations Unies et Le cinquieme paragraphe sera redige comme suit :
possessions ou circonscriptions consulaires judiciaires, premier alinea du present article. Elle portera elfet douze mois apres la date du dep6t de l'acte de denon- Unies.,, PR OTOCOLE AMEND ANT L 'ARRANGEMENT RELA- TIF A LA REPRESSION DE LA CIRCULATION DES PUBLICATIONS OBsd:NES, SIGNE A PARIS, LE 4 MAI 1910 Les Etats Pa.rties au present Protocole, considerant qu'en vertu de \'Arrangement relatif a la repression de la circulation des publications obscenes signe a blique frarn;aise etait investi de certaines fonctions; considerant que !edit Gouvernement a spontanement offert de transferer a \'Organisation des Nations Unies les fonctions qu'il exerce en vertu de \'Arrangement susmentionne; et considerant qu' il est opportun
should be assumed henceforth by the United Nations, hereby agree as follows :
The Parties to the presf•nt Protocol undertake that as between themselves they will, in accordance with the provisions of the present Protocol, attribute full legal force and effect to, and duly apply, the amendments to this instrument which are set forth in the annex to the present Protocol.
The Secretary-General shall prepare the text of the Agreement of 4 May 1910 for the Suppression of the Circulation of Obscene Publications, as revised in accordance with the present Protocol, and shall send copies, for their information, to the Governments of every Member of the United Nations and every non-member State to which this Protocol is o;-,en for signature or acceptance.
He shall also invite the Parties to the aforesaid Agreement to apply the amended text of this instrument as soon as the amendments are in force, even if they have not yet been able to become Parties to the present Protocol.
The present Protocol shall be open for signature or acceptance by any of the Parties to the Agreement of 4 May 1910 for the Suppression of the Circulation of Obscene Publications to which the Secretary- General has communicated for this purpose a copy of the present Protocol.
States may become Parties to the present Protocol
by:
(a) Signature without reservation as to acceptance;
(b) Signature with reservation as to acceptance, followed by acceptance;
(c) Acceptance.
Acceptance shall be effected by the deposit of a formal instrument with the Secretary-General of the United Nations.
The present Protocol shall come into force on the date on which two or more States shall have become Parties thereto.
The amendments set forth in the annex to the present Protocol shall come into force in respect of the Agreement of 4 May 1910 for the Suppression of the Circulation of Obscene Publications when thirteen Parties thereto shall have become Parties to the present Protocol, and consequently, any State becoming a Party to the Agreement after the amendments thereto have come into force shall become a Party to the Agreement as so amended.
Upon the entry into force of the amendments set forth in the anne~ to the present Protocol, the French qu'elles soi(•nt assumees desormais par !'Organisation dPs Nations Unies; sont convenus les dispositions suivant,~s :
LPs Etats Parties au present Protocole prennent f'.,ngagement qu'entre rux-memes, et conformement ront plein effet juridique aux amendements a cet instrument contenus clans l'annexe au present Protocole, les mettront en v1gueur et en assureront l'application.
circulation des publications obscenes, revise conformem,mt au present Protocole et en transmettra, a titre d'information, copie au Gouvernement de chaque Etat Membre de l'Organisation des Nations Unies, ainsi qu'au Gouvernement de chaque Etat non membre a la signature ou a l'acceptation duquel le present Protocole est ouvert. II invitera egalement les Etats Parties a !'Arrangement susmentionne a l'entree en vigueur des amendements, meme s'ils n'ont pas encore pu deviner parties au present Protocole.
Le present Protocole sera ouvrrt a la signature ou a l'acceptation de tons les Etats Parties a !'Arrangecirculation des publications obscenes, auxquels le s~cretairr general aura communique, a cet effet, un exemplaire du present Protocole.
L~s Etats pourront devenir parties au present Protocole :
a) En le signant sans resnve quanta l'acceptation; !'acceptant ulterieurement;
c) En l'acceptant.
L'acceptation s'effectuera par le dep6t d'un instrument formel aupres du Secretaire general de !'Organisation des Nations Unies.
Le present Protocole entrera en vigueur a la date a laquelle deux ou plusieurs Etats seront devenus parties audit Protocole.
I,,~s amendements contenus dans l'annexe au present Protocole entrcront en vigueur en ce qui concrrne l'ArrangPmPnt du lt mai 1910 rdatif a la repression de la circulation des publications obscenes lorsque treiw Etats Parti,•s audit Arrangement seront devenus par! iPs au present Protocole et, Pn consequence, tout Etat qui deviendra partie a !'Arrangement a pr/.s que IPs amendements s'y rapportant seront entres en vigueur, deviendra partie a l'Arrangenwnt ainsi amPnde.
Des l'entree en vigueur des amendements contenus dans l'annexe au present Protocole, le Gouvernement
Government shall deposit with the Secretary-General of the United Nations the original of the Agreelll{•nt,, together with the various documents which were in its custody by virtue of the functions which it exercised.
In accordance with paragraph 1 of Article 102 of the Charter of the United Nations and the regulations pursuant thereto adopted by the General Assembly, the Secretary-General of the United Nations is authorized to effect registratien of the present Protocol and the amendments made in the Agreement by the present Protocol on the respective dates of their entry into force, and to publish the Protocol and the amended Agreement as soon as possible after registration.
The present Protocol, of which the Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish texts are equally authentic, shall he deposited in the archives of the United Nations Secretariat. The Agreement to he amended in accordance with the annex being in the French language only, the French text of the annex shall he authentic and the Chinese, English, Russian and Spanish texts shall he translations. A certified copy of the Protocol, including the annex, shall be sent by the Secretary-General to each of the Parties to the Agreement of 4 May 1910 for the Suppression of the Circulation of Obscene Publications, as well as to all States Members of the United Nations.
b WITNESS WBBBEOP, the undersigned, being duly authorized thereto by their respective Governments, signed the present Protocol on the date appearing opposite their respective signatures.
Don AT ... this ... day ofi ...
ANNEX' TO THE PROTOCOL Armle 1. The fiual paragraph shall read :
ffThe Contracting Governments shall mutually make known to one another, through the Secretary-General of the United Nations, the authority established or des~ gnated in accordance with the present article,,, A.rmle IJ shall read :
ff Non-signatory States will be permitted to adhere to the present Agreement. They shall notify their intention to that effect l•y meam of an instrument which shall be depcoited in the archives of the United Nations.
The Secretary-General of the United Nations shall send a certified copy of the said instrument to each one of the Contracting States and to all the Members of the United Nations, and at the same time apprise them of the date of deposit.
ffSix months after that date, the Agreement will go into effect throughout the territorv of the adhering State, which will thereby become a Contracting State."
1 The above Proto<:ol will be open- for signature at Lake Succeu on a date subsequent to the end of the first part of the third session of the General Assembly. • The French text is authentic, and the English text is a translation. fran~is deposera aupres du Secretaire general de \'Organisation des Nations Unies l'original de l'Arranavait la garde en vertu des fonctions qu'il exercait.
Conformement aux dispositions du paragraphe premier de I' Article 102 de la Charte des Nations Unies et au reglement adopte par l' Assemhlee general de !'Organisation des Nations Unies est autorise dements apportes a !'Arrangement par le present Protocole, aux dates respectives de leur entree en
I' Arrangement.
anglais, fran~is, russe et espagnol font egalement foi, sera depose aux archives du Secretariat de \'Organisation des Nations Unies. L'Arrangement qui sera amende conformement a l'annexe ayant ete redige seulement en fran~is, le texte fran~is de l'annexe fera foi et les textes, chinois, anglais, russe, espagnol certifiee conforme du Protocole, y compris l'annexe, Etats parties a l'Arrangement du 4 mai 1910 relatif obscenes, ainsi qu'a tousles Etats Memhres de l'Organisation des Nations Unies.
EN ,01 DB QUOI les soussignes, dfiment autorises par leurs Gouvernements respectifs, ont signe le present Protocole a la date figurant en regard de leur signature respective.
FAIT l.1 ... , le ... 194 •
ANNEXE AU PROTOCOLE A l'article premier, le paragraphe final sera redige comme suit :
ff Les Gouvernements contractants se feront connaltre l'Organisation des Nations Unies, l'autorite etablie ou designee conformement au present article.,,
L'article IJ sera redige comme suit :
"Les Etats non signataires sont admis a adherer ·au
general de !'Organisation des Nations Unies en enverra copie certifiee conforme a chacun des Etats contractants
du depot.
ff Six mois afres cette date, l'Arrangement entrera en vigueur dans l ensemble du territoire de l'Etat adherent, qui deviendra ainsi l'Etat contractant." 1 Le Protocole ci-dessus sera ouvert a la signature a Lake de la troisiooie session de l'Assemblee generale. • Texte authentique en fran~ais,
~rtiel, 5. The third paragraph shall read :
"The denunciation shall be notified by an instrument which shall be deposited in the archives of the United l'iations. The Secretary-General of the United Nations shall send a certified copy thereof to each one of the Contractin!f States and to all the Members of the United Nations, and at the same time apprise them of the date of deposit.,, Artie/, 7 The first paragraph shall read :
"Should a Contracting State wish to enforce the present Agreement in one or more of its colonies, possessions or areas under consular jurisdiction, it shall notify its intention to that effect by an instrument which shall be deposited in the archives of the United Nations. The Secretary-General of the United Nations shall send a certified copy to each of the Contracting States and to all the Members of the United Nations and at the same time apprise them of the date of the deposih.
The third paragraph shall read :
«The denunciation of the Agreement by one of the Contracting States on behalf of one or more of its colonies, possessions or consular court districts shall be effected in the form and under the conditions set forth in the first paragraph of this article. It shall take effect twelve months after the date of the deposit of the instrument of denunciation in the archives of the United Nations,,,
ARTICLE 1 ARTICLE PRE:lllf.R
ARTICLE 2 ARTICLE 2
AKTICLE 3 ARTICL}; /1 ARTICLE 5 Cl' ainsi IIIIIPilcteS.
ARTICLE (i AnncLt: 7 ARTICLE 8
INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT •·on THE SUPPRESSION OF THE WHITE Sun TRAFFIC, SIGNED u PARIS ON 18 MAY ARTICLE 6 ,\RTICLE 7 ARTICLE 8
ARRANGEMENT INTERNATIONAL EN VOil D 'AssURllR UNB l'llO- TECTION EFFICACE CONTRE LE TRAPIO CRIMINEL CONNU SOUS LE NOM Dll TUITE DES BLANCHES,
SIGNE A PARIS LB
INTERNATIONAL CoNVENTION FOR THE SnPREss10~ oF nn:
C••~H:NTION INTERNATIONALE JIELATIVE A LA REPRESSION DB WHITE SLAVE T11AFF1c, SIGNED AT PARIS ON 4 Mn :T.!.ITE DES BLANCHES, SJGNEE A PARIS LE 4 MAI 1910
ARTICLB 1 ARTICLE 2 ARTICLE 3 ARTICLE 4 ARTICLE 5 ARTICLE 6 ARTICLE PREMIER ARTICLE 2 AnTJCLI! 3 ARTICLE 4 ARTICLE 5 ARTICLE 6
!BTICLB 7 .hTICLB 7 ARTICLE 8 ARTICLE 8

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