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Memo of the Privy Council meeting in September 1925: Ratifying the treaty banning the sale and purchase of women and children 1, Japanese Empire signing the international treaty concerning prohibition of traffic in women for the purpose of making them practice prostitution, which was signed among twelve countries including Germany in Paris of France on May 4, 1910, reserving the right to limit the age to eighteen in place of the age limit provided for in the paragraph (B) of final protocol 1, Approving the additional tax for giving a relief fund to the sufferers from flood disasters in China
- Title
- Memo of the Privy Council meeting in September 1925: Ratifying the treaty banning the sale and purchase of women and children 1, Japanese Empire signing the international treaty concerning prohibition of traffic in women for the purpose of making them practice prostitution, which was signed among twelve countries including Germany in Paris of France on May 4, 1910, reserving the right to limit the age to eighteen in place of the age limit provided for in the paragraph (B) of final protocol 1, Approving the additional tax for giving a relief fund to the sufferers from flood disasters in China
- Reference Code
- A03033683200
- Call Number in Holding Institution
- 枢Ｄ00573100（所蔵館：National Archives of Japan (NAJ)）
- Language
- Japanese
- Number of Images
- 119
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JACAR(Japan Center for Asian Historical Records)Ref.A03033683200、Memo of the Privy Council meeting in September 1925: Ratifying the treaty banning the sale and purchase of women and children 1, Japanese Empire signing the international treaty concerning prohibition of traffic in women for the purpose of making them practice prostitution, which was signed among twelve countries including Germany in Paris of France on May 4, 1910, reserving the right to limit the age to eighteen in place of the age limit provided for in the paragraph (B) of final protocol 1, Approving the additional tax for giving a relief fund to the sufferers from flood disasters in China(National Archives of Japan (NAJ))