International Campaign to Ban Landmines (ICBL)
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National Campaigns

Our network includes human rights, humanitarian, children, peace, disability, veterans, medical, mine action, development, arms control, religious, environmental and women's groups. While our members carry their activities in a variety of ways, they regularly share political strategies, campaign activities, achievements and ideas on how to address challenges. This exchange of information among the different countries plus the hard work of the national campaigns to ban landmines have created and maintained the momentum of the ICBL.

List of National Campaigns

Looking for a contact organization in your country? You will find here the contact details and website addresses for all the ICBL member organizations and focal points around the world.
Events & News
Landmine and cluster munition survivors delivering their Call to Action at the Cartagena Summit. Photo: G. Diffidenti
ICBL News, March 2010

The March 2010 edition of the ICBL newsletter is available online! Read about the ICBL reaching its goals at the Cartagena Summit, the USCBL urging the U.S. to join the Mine Ban Treaty, the new Landmine and Cluster Munition Monitor, as well as campaign news from China, D.R. Congo, Germany, India, the Netherlands, Philippines and Sri Lanka.

Show Your Support! Donate Your Status and Tweet #banminesusa

In March, Human Rights Watch and other members of the U.S. Campaign to Ban Landmines (USCBL) are organizing on Twitter and Facebook to tell the U.S. to get on board the 1997 Mine Ban Treaty. If you have an account on Facebook or Twitter, you can participate in this initiative.