Geneva Arbitration

This work describes the 1925 Geneva Protocol, which prohibits using chemical and biological weapons in war. It was signed at a conference held in Geneva under the auspices of the League of Nations from 4 May to 17 June 1925, and it came into power on 8 February 1928. Contents include: The Protocol of Geneva Points of Approach The Coming Into Force of the Protocol Parties to the Protocol Relations Inter Se of the Signatories to the Protocol International Disputes The Status Quo Domestic Questions Covenants Against War Aggression The Japanese Amendment Sanctions Separate Defensive Agreements The Protocol and Article Ten of the Covenant The Protocol as to Non-signatories The Disarmament Conference Demilitarized Zones Security and the Protocol Interpretation of the Protocol The "Amended" Covenant

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