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Action Alert re US Mine Policy Rollback	A l'occasion de l'anniversaire du traite d'interdiction des mines, ICBL s'inquiete de la situation en Afghanistan. et du revirement de la politique americaine sur les mines antipersonnel	Burma Country Focus In our project of highlighting specific problem countries, for the 100th anniversary of the Nobel Peace Prize we've added a page with information on Burma and landmines and our participation in the Nobel Peace Laureate Campaign for Aung San Suu Kyi and the People of Burma.
Open letter from the Afghan Campaign to Ban Landmines to the UN representative sent prior to the Bonn conference	U.S.: Pentagon Mine Policy Rollback Human Rights Watch reports on possible new US policy.	“Risky Business” - A short story about one of those who are risking their life every day clearing landmines
Statement from CIS regional seminar Press statement from the ICBL Campaigns in Abkhazia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belorussia, Georga, Kirgizia, Nogorno-Karabakh, Russia and Ukraine.	Take action: urge NATO to oppose mine use! Send your letter to the Ministers of Defense of NATO member countries to ensure they oppose any use of antipersonnel landmines by the U.S. or others in the current fighting in Afghanistan	Etat des lieux de l’Afghanistan au regard des mines Information de l’Observatoire des Mines
ICBL Letter to NATO Secretary General Lord Robertson ICBL letter to Lord Robertson urging support for the adoption of a NATO-wide policy of no use of antipersonnel mines in joint operations and call to individual NATO members to oppose any use of antipersonnel landmines in the current fighting in Afghanistan.	Open Letter to Hon. Kim Dae-Jung Asia-Pacific Members of the ICBL, gathered in Korea, send message to the President of the Republic of Korea	Imminent White House announcement won't go unnoticed
The US policy review	Nobel Peace Laureate Campaign for Aung San Suu Kyi and the People of Burma	Handicap International letter to George Bush Handicap International letter to George Bush

Action Alert re US Mine Policy Rollback

A l'occasion de l'anniversaire du traite d'interdiction des mines, ICBL s'inquiete de la situation en Afghanistan.

et du revirement de la politique americaine sur les mines antipersonnel

Burma Country Focus

In our project of highlighting specific problem countries, for the 100th anniversary of the Nobel Peace Prize we've added a page with information on Burma and landmines and our participation in the Nobel Peace Laureate Campaign for Aung San Suu Kyi and the People of Burma.

Open letter from the Afghan Campaign to Ban Landmines to the UN representative sent prior to the Bonn conference

U.S.: Pentagon Mine Policy Rollback

Human Rights Watch reports on possible new US policy.

“Risky Business”

- A short story about one of those who are risking their life every day clearing landmines

Statement from CIS regional seminar

Press statement from the ICBL Campaigns in Abkhazia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belorussia, Georga, Kirgizia, Nogorno-Karabakh, Russia and Ukraine.

Take action: urge NATO to oppose mine use!

Send your letter to the Ministers of Defense of NATO member countries to ensure they oppose any use of antipersonnel landmines by the U.S. or others in the current fighting in Afghanistan

Etat des lieux de l’Afghanistan au regard des mines

Information de l’Observatoire des Mines

ICBL Letter to NATO Secretary General Lord Robertson

ICBL letter to Lord Robertson urging support for the adoption of a NATO-wide policy of no use of antipersonnel mines in joint operations and call to individual NATO members to oppose any use of antipersonnel landmines in the current fighting in Afghanistan.