The Sacramento Bee · 14 October 1926
CP-1926-005
Treatment Of The Arabs In The Holy Land
Notwithstanding The Promises Made To Them, They Have Less Freedom
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Treatment Of The Arabs In The Holy Land Notwithstanding The Promises Made To Them, They Have Less Freedom Than Under The Turks The Arab Congress Pointedly Declared That The Practice Of The Mandates Commission In Refusing To Hear Peti- tioners, While Always Ready To Listen To And Believe Representatives Of A Mandatory Power "Is Rather A Degraded Novelty In The History Of Legal Procedure - The Case Of Syria Again (By CHAS.
K. McCLATCHY) ENEVA, Sept.
23, 1926.—A1- When the complaints and thereon comments (by the though the protesting pett- mandatory) were laid down for tioners are not heard by the discussion by your venerable permanent mandates commis- commission, it was found that sion of the League of Nations the commission has allowed an and although the commission accredited representative of the mandatory to appear before it, sides with the mandatory power on defend the policy of his g
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"Treatment Of The Arabs In The Holy Land," The Sacramento Bee, 14 October 1926. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1926-005. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1926-005
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