Fiji
signed the Mine Ban Treaty on 3 December 1997 and ratified on 10 June 1998. It
has not yet enacted domestic implementation
legislation.[1] Fiji submitted
its initial Article 7 transparency report, a “nil” report, on 12
November 1999, but has not submitted any subsequent annual reports. Fiji
cosponsored and voted in support of pro-ban UN General Assembly Resolution
56/24M in November 2001. Fiji is not believed to have ever produced,
transferred, or used antipersonnel mines. It declared no stockpile of mines,
including for training, in its Article 7 report.
