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of peaceful relations between States, and
it shall be possible to revise treaties only
with the agreement of all parties thereto.
(5) Limitation of armaments
(1) An equitable solution to the problem of arma-
ments is an essential condition for the
maintenance of peace.
(2)
Production of war implements and trading in
armaments must be exclusively a function of the
State.
(6) Elimination of factors causing conflicts
(1) An essential condition for peace is the elimina- -
tion of the political and economic nationalisms
which are the seeds of the totalitarian State.
(2) Social justice and the raising of the standards
of living of the peoples of the world are essential
to the maintenance of peace.
(3) Political and economic imperialism shall be
outlawed.
ARCHIVES RECORDS NATIONAL
AND
(4) Governments are bound to guarantee to their
s
SERVICE"
people freedom of the press and a free and im-
partial access to sources of information.
(7) Fundamental rights of the individual
(1) Every State must guarantee to the individual
the full and complete protection of his right
to live and, of his right to freedom and work,
without any distinction of nationality, race, sex
or religion.
(2) Every State must recognize for the individual
the right to the free exercise, both in public
and in private, of his religion and his
profession, science or art, as long as the
practice thereof is not incompatible with public
morals.
690
-3. - -
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