States Parties 156 States Not Party 39
Signatories 108 Non-Signatories 87
To help you take action for a mine- and cluster munition-free world, the ICBL and national campaigns have published numerous advocacy tools throughout the years. Get inspiration from the following list, browse our site or visit your national campaign's website for additional advocacy ideas and tools.
Messages Booklets are prepared for the Meetings of the States Parties (MSP) and the intersessional Standing Committees meetings (ISC) to provide campaigners with specific messages to give to governments, along with quick facts on countries' treaty status and positions.
The Messages Booklets are available in the relevant MSP or ISC pages.
Our image library includes thousands of landmine- and cluster munition-related images that ICBL members can download for advocacy purposes.
Frequently asked questions on the Mine Ban Treaty
Frequently asked questions on the Convention on Cluster Munitions
Frequently asked questions - Landmine and Cluster Munition Monitor
Factsheets - Landmine and Cluster Munition Monitor
Landmine Monitor Report 2009 Major Findings Presentation (PowerPoint)
As we advocate to effect social change and influence government policy, engaging with the media can be a useful tool to pressure governments to pay attention to our message, build public awareness, and generate publicity for public events, popular campaign actions and fundraisers. The Cluster Munition Coalition and the International Campaign to Ban Landmines have published a media guide answering these questions:
Download the PDF here:
Getting Coverage: A Practical Media Guide for CMC and ICBL Campaigners
Obtenir une couverture médiatique: Un guide pratique pour les militants de la CMC et de l'ICBL
Estrategias de difusión: guía práctica sobre medios de comunicación para activistas de CMC e ICBL
A Success in Progress, Mine Ban Treaty's 10th Anniversary Brochure. From Afghanistan to Zambia, ten years of history told by ICBL Ambassadors and campaigners, and by friends of the ICBL.
Visit the Cluster Munition Coalition and the People's Treaty sites for additional tools to help build a world free of cluster munitions.
