... International Labour Organisation (ILO), which tried to improve international standards of work. Both of these organisations were influential in improving the standards of life in some of the poorest stretches of the world. These early success in the setting up of the leagues showed it as being committed to improving standards in the world' on the political stage and on the humanitarian stage also, for the time being this merely glossed over the fundamental flaws that were yet to appear in the League which was at this point still in its infancy. However if one looks carefully enough it is possible to pinpoint the very earliest failings of the league, right at the beginning it is clear that the people who joined or rather did not join are the people who cracked the foundations before they were put into place each of the countries had differing reasons for not joining, but ...

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