Protocol amending the International Agreement for the Suppression of the White Slave Traffic, signed at Paris on 18 May 1904, and the International Convention for the Suppression of the White Slave Traffic, signed at Paris on 4 May 1910
PartiesParties with a link have a reservation.
| Party | Signature | RatificationS=Signature without reservation or requirement of ratification R=Ratification, Acceptance, Approval or Notification A=Accession Su=Succession NK=Not Known | Entry into force | Renunciation | Termination |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Australia | 08-12-1949 (S) | 08-12-1949 | |||
| Austria | 07-06-1950 (S) | 07-06-1950 | |||
| Bahamas | 10-06-1976 (Su) | 10-07-1973 | |||
| Belgium | 20-05-1949 | 13-10-1952 (R) | 13-10-1952 | ||
| Brazil | 04-05-1949 | ||||
| Canada | 04-05-1949 (S) | 04-05-1949 | |||
| Chile | 20-06-1949 (S) | 20-06-1949 | |||
| China | 04-05-1949 (S) | 04-05-1949 | |||
| Cuba | 04-05-1949 | 04-08-1965 (R) | 04-08-1965 | ||
| Czech Republic | 30-12-1993 (Su) | 01-01-1993 | |||
| Czechoslovakia (<01-01-1993) | 09-05-1949 | 21-06-1951 (R) | 21-06-1951 | ||
| Denmark | 21-11-1949 | 01-03-1950 (R) | 01-03-1950 | ||
| Egypt | 09-05-1949 | 16-09-1949 (R) | 16-09-1949 | ||
| Fiji | 12-06-1972 (Su) | 10-10-1970 | |||
| Finland | 31-10-1949 (A) | 31-10-1949 | |||
| France | 05-05-1949 (S) | 05-05-1949 | |||
| Germany | 29-05-1973 (R) | 29-05-1973 | |||
| India | 12-05-1949 | 28-12-1949 (R) | 28-12-1949 | ||
| Iran | 28-12-1949 | 30-12-1959 (R) | 30-12-1959 | ||
| Iraq | 01-06-1949 (S) | 01-06-1949 | |||
| Ireland | 19-07-1961 (A) | 19-07-1961 | |||
| Italy | 13-11-1952 (A) | 13-11-1952 | |||
| Luxembourg | 04-05-1949 | 14-03-1955 (R) | 14-03-1955 | ||
| Netherlands, the Kingdom of the | 02-06-1949 | 26-09-1950 (R) | 26-09-1950 | ||
| Norway | 04-05-1949 (S) | 04-05-1949 | |||
| Pakistan | 13-05-1949 | 16-06-1952 (R) | 16-06-1952 | ||
| Serbia | 12-03-2001 (Su) | 27-04-1992 | |||
| Slovakia | 28-05-1993 (Su) | 01-01-1993 | |||
| South Africa | 22-08-1950 | 14-08-1951 (R) | 14-08-1951 | ||
| Sri Lanka | 14-07-1949 (S) | 14-07-1949 | |||
| Sweden | 25-02-1952 (S) | 25-02-1952 | |||
| Switzerland | 23-09-1949 (A) | 23-06-1949 | |||
| Türkiye | 04-05-1949 | 13-09-1950 (R) | 13-09-1950 | ||
| United Kingdom | 04-05-1949 (S) | 04-05-1949 | |||
| United States of America | 04-05-1949 | 14-08-1950 (R) | 14-08-1950 | ||
| Yugoslavia (< 25-06-1991) | 04-05-1949 | 26-04-1951 (R) | 26-04-1951 |
Extensions
Australia
| Extended to | Entry into force | Termination |
|---|---|---|
| Ashmore and Cartier Islands | 08-12-1949 | |
| Australian Antarctic Territory | 08-12-1949 | |
| Christmas Island | 08-12-1949 | |
| Cocos Islands | 08-12-1949 | |
| Coral Sea Islands | 08-12-1949 | |
| Heard Island and McDonald Islands | 08-12-1949 | |
| Nauru (< 31-01-1968) | 08-12-1949 | 31-01-1968 |
| New Guinea (< 16-09-1975) | 08-12-1949 | 16-09-1975 |
| Norfolk Island | 08-12-1949 | |
| Papua (< 16-09-1975) | 08-12-1949 | 16-09-1975 |
China
| Extended to | Entry into force | Termination |
|---|---|---|
| Hong Kong SAR | 01-07-1997 |
Parties with reservations, declarations and objections
| Party | Reservations / Declarations | Objections |
|---|---|---|
| Cuba | Yes | No |
Cuba
04-08-1965
The Revolutionary Government of Cuba ratifies the present Protocol in order to co-operate in the supervision by the United Nations, as depositary, of all treaties drawn up prior to its establishment by international organizations which have ceased to exist, since, owing to the social and economic measures taken in Cuba under the revolutionary laws to increase employment opportunities for the mass of the people, the white slave traffic has been stamped out, the social evils inherited from former periods which were its main cause, unemployment and idleness, having been eliminated; and moreover, the fact that this Protocol shall likewise apply to colonial countries on a basis of equality shall not be taken to mean any acceptance of the position of subjection of these countries, since not only is it a fundamental principle of Cuba's present policy strongly to condemn colonialism and to proclaim the right of peoples under colonial rule to achieve national liberation, but colonialism has been denounced by the United Nations.