1. Get the word out
Write to a local newspaper, call up a radio station, and send information to your friends. Publicity tips here!
2. Join a mailing list
3. Promote the Mine Ban Treaty
- Write to one of the countries that have not joined the treaty. Urge them to get on board right away!
- Write to the Minister of Foreign Affairs of treaty members states and urge them to lobby the non-member states to join.
- Use our data base to find contact details of governments and embassies.
- Look at our country database and action alerts for message ideas and sample letters.
4. Sign a treaty yourself!
Sign up to the Peoples’ Treaty and Youth Against War Treaty!
5. Make a donation
Support the ICBL by telephone, mail or online. Every bit counts!
6. Find out more
7. Join a local campaign or start one
- Contact one of our national campaigns (we have one in over 90 countries)!
- If there is no campaign in your country then consider starting your own!
- Find out about affiliating to the ICBL.
8. Act for a mine-free world
Do something! Organise a photo or art exhibition, arrange a film screening, start a landmine awareness day/week, set up a letter-writing event, hold a public demonstration, host a benefit conference! More action ideas here.
9. Sponsor a mine detection dog
Raise money for a mine detection dog to help clear mines and safeguard lives and livelihoods!
10. Work for us
- We need you! Find out more about volunteering, interning or working for the ICBL.
- Or consider providing information for the Landmine Monitor Report. Find out about their research network and whether you can contribute by looking at the website or writing to lm@icbl.org.
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In two months’ time, from 18 to 22 September 2006, States Parties to the Mine Ban Treaty, international agencies, campaigners and operators will be gathering in Geneva for the 7th Meeting of States Parties. Read below the ICBL's call for action to ensure that the words of the Treaty are translated into real change on the ground.
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Action ideas for students and young people
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The latest Action Alerts from the ICBL
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