The Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention was adopted on 18 September 1997 and entered into force on 1 March 1999. The Convention has a clear humanitarian goal – it seeks to put an end to the suffering…
Management of Residual ERW | Milestone assessment workshop | 10-12 September 2014, Hanoi The Management of Residual ERW (MORE) Regional Workshop in Hanoi, Vietnam, 8-12 September 2014, served to…
The Humanitarian and Developmental Impact of Anti-Vehicle Mines Anti-vehicle mines (AVMs) are as indiscriminate as anti-personnel mines (APMs) and constitute the source of many casualties. As the…
The Maputo Review Conference Outcome Document A valuable reference manual about the Convention has been released by the Implementation Support Unit (ISU), thanks to funding provided by the European…
Doing no harm? Mine action and land issues in Cambodia This report includes recommendations that seek to build upon good practice and strengthen systems and processes to ensure mine action efforts…
Assessment of Mozambique's National Capacities to Manage Residual Contamination Mozambique is committed to having completed implementation of its mine clearance obligations under Article 5 of the…
