How important was the League's humanitarian work

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Across
  1. 3. The Health Committee was continued after 1945 in the form of the __________________.
  2. 5. The death rate of workers was cut to this percentage.
  3. 6. The people about 400,000 were returned to their homes by the League's agencies
  4. 8. The League tried to stop this cruel forced work.
  5. 9. ILO introduced a resolution for a maximum 48-hour ______.
Down
  1. 1. These institutes helped develop _______ and medicine to fight deadly diseases such as leprosy and malaria.
  2. 2. The ILO was hampered by lack of funds and lack of _____.
  3. 4. The country that had a big refugee crisis in 1922.
  4. 5. Something that the Refugees Committee was constantly short of
  5. 7. The League could only “name and ______ “ rule-breakers