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1 - I21 -- (i) 27. Convention concerning the marking of the weight on heavy packages transported by vessels, adopted as a Draft Convention by the International Labour Conference at its Twelfth Session, on June 2ISt, I929. and is in force between UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA February 2Ist, AUSTRALIA March gth, I93I Belgium June 6th, I934 CHILE May 3Ist, 1933 CHINA... June 24th, I93I Czechoslovakia.... March 26th, I934 DENMARK 4... January I8th, 1933 ESTONIA... January I8th, 1932 FINLAND 5... August 8th, I932 GERMANY July 5th, 1933 IRISH FREE STATE July 5th, I930 INDIA... September 7th, 1931 ITALY July i8th, 1933 JAPAN March I6th, 193I LUXEMBURG April ist, 193I Mexico..... May I2th, I934 THE NETHERLANDS January 4th, 1933 Nicaragua April I2th, 1934 NORWAY July Ist, I932 POLAND June i8th, I932 PORTUGAL March ist, I932 ROUMANIA... December 7th, 1932 SPAIN..... August 2 9 th, 1932 SWEDEN... April IIth, I932 URUGUAY June 6th, 1933 VENEZUELA... December I7th, I932 YUGOSLAVIA April 22nd, I Convention concerning the protection against accidents of workers employed in loading or unloading ships, adopted as a Draft Convention by the International Labour Conference at its Twelfth Session, on June 2ist, I929.8 and is in force between IRISH FREE STATE... July 5th, 930 LUXEMBURG April Ist, 1931 Nicaragua... April I2th, 1934 SPAIN..... August 2 9 th, I932 1 The ratification by the Union of South Africa shall not take effect unless and until the ratifications of Great Britain, Germany, France and Italy have been registered by the Secretary-General of the League of Nations in terms of Article 406 of the Treaty of Versailles. 2 The Convention applies to the Territory Nauru. 3 Subject to subsequent decisions regarding the application of the Convention to the Belgian Congo and to the territories under Belgian mandate. 4 This ratification does not include Greenland. The Danish Government makes the entry into force of the Convention, as regards Denmark, subject to its being also Germany, Belgium, France, Great Britain, Italy and The Netherlands. 5 This Convention shall be put into force in Finland as from January Ist, This ratification includes Chosen, Taiwan, Karafuto, the Leased Territory of Kwantung and the South Sea Islands under Japanese mandate. 7 This ratification does not apply to the Portuguese Colonies. s The ratification of the new revising Convention of 1932 shall ipso jure involve denunciation of the present Convention without any requirement of delay, notwithstanding the provisions of Article 21 of the present Convention, if and when the new revising Convention shall have come into force. As from the date of the coming into force of the new revising Convention of 1932, the present Convention shall cease to be open to ratification by the Members. Nevertheless this Convention shall remain in force in its actual form and content for those Members which have ratified it but have not ratified the revising Convention. (Article 23.)

2 (j) 29. Convention concerning forced or compulsory labour, adopted as a Draft Convention by the International Labour Conference at its Fourteenth Session on June 28th, I930. and is in force between AUSTRALIA January 2nd, I932 GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND 2... June 3rd, 1931 BULGARIA... September 22nd, 1932 CHILE May 3Ist, I933 DENMARK..... February IIth, I932 IRISH FREE STATE... March 2nd, I93I Italy... June i8th, I934 JAPAN... November 2ISt, I932 LIBERIA... May ist, 193I Mexico... May I2th, I934 THE NETHERLANDS March 3Ist, I933 Nicaragua April I2th, I934 NORWAY July Ist, I932 SPAIN A. August 2 9 th, I932 SWEDEN December 22nd, I93I YUGOSLAVIA March 4th, I933 1 This ratification applies also to the Territories of Papua and Norfolk Island and to the Mandated Territories of New Guinea and Nauru. 2 The ratification by the Government of His Majesty in Great Britain and Northern Ireland is accompanied with a Declaration, as provided for in Article 26 of the Convention, that the provisions of the Convention shall be applied without modification to the following Colonies, Protectorates and Territories under mandate: Bahamas Perlis Barbados Trengganu Bermuda Brunei British Guiana Malta British Honduras Mauritius Ceylon Nigeria: Cyprus (a) Colony Falkland Islands and Dependencies (b) Protectorate Fiji (c) Cameroons under British Mandate Gambia (Colony and Protectorate) North Borneo, State of Gibraltar Northern Rhodesia Gold Coast: Nyasaland Protectorate (a) Colony Palestine (b) Ashanti St. Helena and Ascension (c) Northern Territories Sarawak (d) Togoland under British Mandate Seychelles Hong-Kong Sierra Leone (Colony and Protectorate) Jamaica (including Turks and Caicos Islands and the Somaliland Protectorate Cayman Islands) South Africa High Commission, Territories of the: Kenya (Colony and Protectorate) Basutoland Leeward Islands: Bechuanaland Protectorate Antigua Swaziland Dominica Straits Settlements Montserrat Tanganyika Territory St. Christopher and Nevis Transjordan Virgin Islands Trinidad and Tobago Malay States: Uganda Protectorate (a) Federated Malay States: Western Pacific, Islands of: Negri Sembilan British Solomon Islands Protectorate Pahang Gilbert and Ellice Islands Colony Perak Tonga Selangor Windward Islands: (b) Unfederated Malay States: Grenada Johore St. Lucia Kedah St. Vincent Kelantan Zanzibar Protectorate The ratification by the Government of His Majesty in Great Britain and Northern Ireland applies also to: Newfoundland, November I3th, 1931, and to Southern Rhodesia, March 2oth, I This ratification applies also to Chosen, Taiwan, Karafuto, the Leased Territory of Kwantung and the South Sea Islands under Japanese mandate. 4 I. The Netherlands Government intends to apply the provisions of the Convention integrally in the Kingdom in Europe, in Surinam and in Curasao; II. The Netherlands Government intends to apply the provisions of the Convention to the Netherlands Indies with the following modifications: (a) Article 3 will not be applied; nevertheless the competent central authorities will be responsible for the employment of forced or compulsory labour; (b) Article 4 will not be applied to services rendered to owners by persons living in the so-called " particuliere landerijen " in the Island of Java.

3 Convention concerning the regulation of hours of work in commerce and offices, adopted as a Draft Convention by the International Labour Conference at its Fourteenth Session on June 28th, I930. and is in force between AUSTRIA 1... February I6th, I933 BULGARIA June 22nd, I932 Mexico... May I2th, 1934 Nicaragua... April I2th, I934 SPAIN August 2 9 th, I932 URUGUAY June 6th, 1933 (k) 3I. Convention limiting hours of work in coal-mines adopted as a Draft Convention by the International Labour Conference at its Fifteenth Session, on June i8th, I93I. SPAIN August 2 9 th, I932 (1) 32. Convention concerning the protection against accidents of workers employed in loading or unloading ships (revised I932), adopted as a Draft Convention by the International Labour Conference at its Sixteenth Session on April 27th, I932. Italy October 30th, 1933 Mexico.... M. ay I2th, 1934 Spain July 28th, 1934 URUGUAY June 6th, I Convention concerning the age for admission of children to non-industrial employment, adopted as a Draft Convention by the International Labour Conference at its Sixteenth Session on April 30th, I932. Belgium 2... June 6th, 1934 Spain June 22nd, I934 URUGUAY June 6th, I933 (m) 34. Convention concerning fee-charging employment agencies, adopted as a Draft Convention by the International Labour Conference at its Seventeenth Session, on June 2 9 th, I Convention concerning compulsory old-age insurance for persons employed in industrial or commercial undertakings, in the liberal professions, and for outworkers and domestic servants, adopted as a Draft Convention by the International Labour Conference at its Seventeenth Session, on June 2 9 th, I The ratification by Austria shall only become effective from the date on which the Secretary-General shall have registered the ratification of Germany. 2 Subject to subsequent decisions regarding the application of the Convention to the Belgian Congo and to the territories under Belgian mandate.

4 Convention concerning compulsory old-age insurance for persons employed in agricultural undertakings, adopted as a Draft Convention by the International Labour Conference at its Seventeenth Session, on June 2 9 th, I Convention concerning compulsory invalidity insurance for persons employed in industrial or commercial undertakings, in the liberal professions, and for outworkers and domestic servants, adopted as a Draft Convention by the International Labour Conference at its Seventeenth Session, on June 2 9 th, I933..v o c o Convention concerning compulsory invalidity insurance for persons employed in agricultural undertakings, adopted as a Draft Convention by the International Labour Conference at its Seventeenth Session, on June 2 9 th, I Convention concerning compulsory widows' and orphans' insurance for persons employed in industrial or commercial undertakings, in the liberal professions, and for outworkers and domestic servants, adopted as a Draft Convention by the International Labour Conference at its Seventeenth Session, on June 2gth, I Convention concerning compulsory widows' and orphans' insurance for persons employed in agricultural undertakings, adopted as a Draft Convention by the International Labour Conference at its Seventeenth Session, on June 2 9 th, I933. (n) 4 I. Convention concerning employment of women during the night (revised 1934), adopted as Draft Convention by the International Labour Conference at its Eighteenth Session, on June I 9 th, I Convention concerning workmen's compensation for occupational diseases (revised I934), adopted as Draft Convention by the International Labour Conference at its Eighteenth Session, on June 2ISt, I Convention for the regulation of hours of work in automatic sheet-glass works, adopted as Draft Convention by the International Labour Conference at its Eighteenth Session, on June 2Ist, i Convention ensuring benefit or allowances to the involuntarily unemployed, adopted as Draft Convention by the International Labour Conference at its Eighteenth Session, on June 23rd, I934.

5 XLII. AMENDMENTS TO THE LABOUR PART OF THE TREATIES OF PEACE. (a) AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE 393 OF THE TREATY OF VERSAILLES AND TO THE CORRESPONDING ARTICLES OF THE OTHER TREATIES OF PEACE. (Adopted at the Fourth Session of the International Labour Conference, Geneva, November 2nd, I922.1) Has been In Force. Has been ALBANIA (November 26th, 1924) LATVIA (March I6th, r925) Argentine Republic (June 4th, I934) LITHUANIA (May 25th, i928) AUSTRIA (October gth, 1924) LUXEMBURG (April 5th, 1928) BELGIUM (October 2gth, 1924) THE NETHERLANDS (August I4th, I924) BULGARIA (March 6th, 1925) Panama (April I8th, I934) CHILE (August 23rd, 1928) PERU (July 6th, I93I ) CZECHOSLOVAKIA (September 30th, 1924) PERSIA (August r4th, 1928) DENMARK (June 20th, 1924) PORTUGAL (September 13th, 1926) ESTONIA (April r2th, 1926) ROUMANIA (July 19th, 1923) FINLAND (March 25th, I924) SALVADOR (May 4th, I928) GERMANY (June 6th, 1925) SPAIN (July 5th, 1924) GUATEMALA (July 6th, 1932) SWEDEN (May 15th, 1924) HAITI (November 2nd, I925) SWITZERLAND (November rst, 1924) HUNGARY (May 14th, 1925) URUGUAY (April 28th, r928) IRISH FREE STATE (June 26th, 1925) VENEZUELA (August IIth, I93I ) ITALY (July g 9 th, 1932) (b) PROTOCOL RELATIVE TO THIS AMENDMENT OPENED FOR SIGNATURE AT GENEVA ON JUNE I4TH, Signatures Ratifications Signatures Ratifications UNION OF UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA INDIA INDIA (October 20th, I923) SOUTH AFRICA (October 20th, I923) JAPAN JAPAN (May iith, I925) AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA (October 20th, Mexico Mexico (May I2th, I934) I923) NEW ZEALAND NEW ZEALAND (October 2oth, BRITISH BRITISH EMPIRE 1923) EMPIRE (October 20th, 1923) NORWAY NORWAY (April 8th, 1924) CANADA CANADA (October 2oth, 1923) PARAGUAY CHINA CHINA (June 3rd, 1926) POLAND POLAND (February roth, 1925) CUBA CUBA (September 7th, I925) SIAM SIAM (March I8th, 1924) FRANCE FRANCE (June 2nd, 1925) YUGOSLAVIA YUGOSLAVIA (March rith, GREECE GREECE (June 8th, 1927) I927) 1 The amendment entered into force on June 4 th, 1934, in accordance with the provisions of Article 422 of the Treaty of Versailles and of the corresponding Articles of the other Treaties of Peace.

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