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Convention (XI) relative to certain
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Convention (XII) relative to the
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Convention (XIII) concerning the Rights
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Final Act of the Diplomatic Conference.
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First draft Convention adopted in Monaco
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Draft International Convention on the
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The Nyon Agreement, 14 September
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Draft Convention for the Protection of
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Agreement for the Prosecution and
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Affirmation of the Principles of
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Final Act of the Diplomatic Conference
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Principles of International Law
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