Landmine Monitor Fact Sheet: "Antipersonnel Landmine Stockpiles in the Americas" by Mary Wareham, Human Rights Watch (HRW), November 2000. Available from HRW Tel: 1 202 612 4356, Fax: 1 202 612 4333
Email: wareham@hrw.org Web: http://www.icbl.org/lm/factsheets/stockdestla.php3
Portfolio of humanitarian mine action projects 2000, by HI/MAG/NPA. Available from the ICBL Resource Center,
Tel: (967) 1 218672, Fax: (967) 1 206263, Email: resource@icbl.org, Web: www.icbl.org
Reassessing the impact of Humanitarian Mine Action: Illustrations from Mozambique, by Ananda S. Millard and Kristian Berg Harpviken. International Peace Research Institute, Oslo (PRIO) Report 1/2000. Available from PRIO Tel: (47) 22 547 776 , Fax: (47) 22 547 701 Email: ananda@prio.no
Web: http://www.prio.no/publications/reports/reassessing_the_impact_of_humanitarian_mine_action/
ISBN 82-7288-209-4, Soft cover 107 pg.
Situation Report: Landmine in Angola, by NPA Survey and Mine Awereness Program, August 2000. Available from
NPA Tel: (47) 22 03 77 00 Email: npa.ang.advisor@ebonet.net
The response of the European Union to the anti-personnel landmines challenge, by European Commission, 2000. Available from EC Publication Tel: (352) 29 29 4255 Fax: (352) 29 29 42758 Email: info.info@cec.eu.int
ISBN 92 828 9162-3 Soft cover 31 pg,
Humanitarian Mine Action, second progress report, by the Department for International Development (DFID), September 2000. Available from DFID Tel: (44) 1355 84 3132 Web: www.dfid.gov.uk
To Walk the Earth in Safety: The United States Commitment to Humanitarian Demining, by USDS, 2nd Edition, July 2000. Available from the Bureau of Political- Military Affairs Office of Humanitarian Demining Programs.
The Scourge of Landmines in East Africa: A call for Action, by the Institute for Practical Research and Training and the Kenya Coalition Against Landmines, November 2000. Available from IPRT Tel: (252) 2 523 152
Email: ahesa@rocketmail.com Soft cover 110 pg,
The Landmine Issue in the Philippines: A Higher Level of Attenion & Engagement, by the Philippine CBL, August 2000. Available from PCBL Tel: (632) 920 5428 Email: pcbl-con£@list.infocom.sequel.net
Winning in Korea Without Landmines, by Caleb Rossiter, VVAF. VVAF Monograph Series, vol. 1, no. 3, Summer 2000. Available from VVAF Tel: 1 202 483 9222, Fax 1 202 483 9312
Thailand Mine Action Center (TMAC) Report at the SMSP in Geneva. Available from TMAC Tel: (662) 565 5205, Fax: (662) 565 5202
Landmine Monitor Report 1999, Toward a Mine Free-World, by ICBL-Landmine Monitor Core Group. In Japanese.
Available from the Japan CBL Tel: (81) 48 477 5600 Fax: (81) 48 477 7639 Email: NCB01450@nifty.ne.jp
LM 2000, Yemen report, by Christina Nelke. In English and Arabic. Available from Rædda Barnen Lebanon
Tel: (961) 1 738 654 Fax: (961) 1 739 023 Email: rbliban@cyberia.net.lb
Safe Lane: Canada's Landmine Ban Report, Fall/Winter 2000, Number 12, by the Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade. In English and French. Available from DFAIT/ILX Tel: (613) 944 1643,
Fax: (613) 944 2501, Email: Stephanie.Power@dfait-maeci.gc.ca Web: www.mines.gc.ca
Mines Advisory Group Publications on: Angola and Lao PDR. Available from Mines Advisory Group, UK (MAG) Tel: (44) 161 236 4311, Fax: (44) 161 236 6244, Email: maguk@cybase.co.uk Web: www.mag.org.uk
Newsletter: New Zealand Campaign Against Landmines, August, 2000 (No. 3-2000). Available from CALM
Tel: 64 4 478 1828, Fax: 64 4 384 2112 , Email: neilman@clear.net.nz Web: www.icbl.org/newzealand
Newsletter: Al-Aman A quaterly issued by Yemen Mine Awareness Association (YMAA). 4th edition, June 2000.
In English and Arabic. Available from YMAA Tel: (967) 2 231 602, Fax: (967) 2 232 035 Email: rbyemcacd@y.net.ye
Mine Awareness
Book: Cuidado! Terreno Minado: Manual para la prevencion de accidentes por minas, by: Centro de Estudios Estrategicos de Nicaragua. Contents: Mine awareness booklet with text and graphics, 2000. In Spanish.
Cartoon Book: Paso a paso ganando terreno, by Centro de Estudios Estrategicos de Nicaragua Contents: Mine awareness cartoon book- alternative to Superman comics, 2000. In Spanish.
Audio CD: Taller Creativo- Discapacidad por violencia y radio comunitaria, by the Colombian government, Canadian government, UNICEF Colombia and CCCM. Contents: Mine awareness radio slots, 2000 in Spanish. Available from
Email: CCCM, Diana Roa-Castro, d-roa@uniandes.edu.co, anis128@hotmail.com, or CEEN ceen@ibw.com.ni
United Nations Training Module for Mine Awareness Community Facilitator: Trainers’ Guide and Resource Manual,
by UNMAS and UNICEF, September 2000. Available from UNMAS Tel: 1 212 963 1875, Fax: 1 212 963 2498
Email: vigie@un.org
Afghanistan and Angola Mine Awareness evaulation, by CIET, Ottawa, September 2000. Available from CIET Canada
Tel: (1) 613 241 2081 Fax: (1) 613 241 5399 Email: cietcanada@ciet.org Web: www.ciet.org
Mine awareness Games
Jogo da Paz. O Jogo Que Mostra os Perigos e Ensina os Cuidados com as Minas, by UNICEF in Angola. In Portuguese.
Available from UNICEF Angola Email: hbarlevi@unicef.org
Made by Rædda Barnen Lebanon. ONLY in Arabic. Available from Rædda Barnen Lebanon Tel: (961) 1 738 654
Fax: (961) 1 739 023 Email: rbliban@cyberia.net.lb
Victim Assistance
Thematic Report 2000: A review of reported casualties and victim assistance, by Handicap International, September 2000. Available from HI Lyon Tel: (33) 4 78 69 7979 Fax: (33) 4 78 69 7994 Email: handicap-international@infonie.fr
ISBN 2 909064.44.1 Soft cover 137 pg.
Contexts, Principles, and Issues, Position Paper of the ICBL Working Group on Victim Assistance, by Becky Jordan, September 2000. Available from LSB Email: becky@landminesurvivors.org Web: www.landminesurvivors.org
Victim Assistance: A comprehensive, integrated approach, by the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC), September 2000. Available from SDC Tel: (41) 31 322 31 24 Email: skh@deza.admin.ch Web: www.skh.ch
A public health response for landmine victims, by the ICRC and WHO, August 2000. Available from the ICRC in Geneva Tel: (41) 22 734 6001 Fax: (41) 22 733 9674 Email: op_sancec_chf.gva@icrc.org Web: www.icrc.org
Primary Care of Landmine Injuries in Africa. A Basic Text for Health Workers, by IPPNW, 2000. Available from IPPNW Tel: (1) 617 868 5050 Fax: (1) 617 868 2560 Email: piji@ippnw.org Web: www.ippnw.org ISBN 1 893 368 03-3
Soft cover 72 pg.
Cluster bombs
Footprints of Death: Cluster Bombs as Indiscriminate Weapons Under International Humanitarian Law, by Virgil Wiebe, August 2000. Available from Virgil Wiebe Tel: (1) 202 662 9565 Fax: (1) 202 662 9539
Email: vow@law.georgetown.edu Soft cover 96 pg.
Explosive Remnants of War: Cluster Bombs and Landmines in Kosovo, by the ICRC, August 2000. Available from ICRC Mines-Arm Unit Tel: (41) 22 730 2667 Fax: (41) 22 730 2830 Email: weapons.gva@icrc.org Web: www.icrc.org
Soft cover 48 pg.
Explosive Remnants of War: Subminitions & Other Unexplodes Ordnance, A study by the ICRC, August 2000. Available from ICRC Mines-Arm Unit Tel: (41) 22 730 2667 Fax: (41) 22 730 2830 Email: weapons.gva@icrc.org
Web: www.icrc.org Soft cover 42 pg,
Disarmament
Peacekeeping: evolution or extinction? Disarmament Forum, 3/2000. In English and French. Available from UNIDIR Tel: 41 22 917 1582, Fax: 44 22 917 0176 Email: dfroum@unog.ch Web: www.unog.ch/UNIDIR
ISSN 1020-7287, Soft cover 170 pp.,
Small Arms
The Geneva Forum: Seminars on Small Arms, Volume 1. Available from Small Arms Survey Tel: (41) 22 732 2736
Fax: (41) 22 732 2738 Email: smallarm@hei.unige.ch Soft cover 94 pg,
Brochures
Greater Horn of Africa Mine Action Network (GHAMAN). Available from the Ghaman Secretariat Tel: (254) 2 223 307
Email: kcal@africaonline.co.ke
ICBL Non –State Actors Working Group, September 2000. Availabel from the Philippine CBL Tel/Fax: (63) 2 920 5428
Email: mferrer@kssp.upd.edu.ph
Summary proceesings: Engaging non-state actors in a landmine ban. A pioneering conference, by the NSA WG, 2000. Available from the Swiss CBL Tel/Fax: (41) 22 328 0173 Email: ereusse@worldcom.ch Soft cover 32 pg,
Books
Death Traps, Landmines in Golan, by Shawan Jabarin and Mohammad Abed Rabboh 2000. In English and Arabic. Available from Al-Haq Tel: (972) 2 295 6421 Fax: (972) 2 295 4903 Email: haq@alhaq.org Web: www.alhaq.org
"Sowing Mines, Harvesting Death" In spanish sembrando minas cosechando muerte, by the Colombian Campaign Against Landmines (CCCM), 2000. In Spanish and English. Available from CCCM Tel/Fax: (57) 1 530 2261/71 Email: cccminas@cccminas.org URL:http://www.cccminas.org/sembrandominas.htm
Bamboo and Barbed Wire, by Margot Grant, September 2000. Available from Email: margot@netserv.net.au or Web:
http://www.geocities.com/pictim/index.html $20 USD each.Ja elämä räjähtää, Kambodzan miinotettu arki, by Hannu Pesonen and Martti Lintunen. Otavan Kirjaopaino, Keuruu, 1998. In Finnish. Available from Web: www.otava.fi ISBN 951 1 15775-2 Soft cover 152 pg,
Not Mines, But Flowers I-IV. , by the Japan CBL In Japanese. Available from Japan CBL Tel: (81) 48 477 5600
Fax: (81) 48 477 7639 Email: NCB01450@nifty.ne.jp
Future Positive International Co-operation in the 21st Century, by Michael Edwards. ISBN 1 85383 631 1 EARTHSCAN (UK)/STYLUS (USA) GBP20.00/US$29.95 (hardback) Earthscan Publications Ltd Tel: (44 ) 171 278 0433
Fax: (44) 171 278 1142 Web: http://www.earthscan.co.uk
Youth Against War kit, by Mine Action Canada. Available from MAC Email: macinfo@web.ca Web: www.icbl/youth
Campaign Kit in Arabic:
‘So you want to plan and evaluate your campaign’
‘So you want to organize a public event?’
‘So you want to lobby decision makers?’
‘So you want to hold a landmines conference?’
‘So you want to publicize your campaign?’
‘So you want to order resources on landmines?’
‘So you want to make a campaign web page?’
Available from the ICBL Resource Center Tel: (967) 1 218 672 Fax: (967) 1 206 263, Email: resource@icbl.org
Web: http://www.icbl.org/resources/campaignkit/
ICBL Brochure in Arabic. Available from the ICBL Resource Center Tel: (967) 1 218 672 Fax: (967) 1 206 263,
Email: resource@icbl.org
Videos
Title: Colombia Pais Minado
Produced by: CCCM and UNICEF, 2000
Length: approximately 20 minutes
System: VHS-PAL
Language: in Spanish
Subtitle: Documentary film about the landmines situation in Colombia
Available from: CCCM, Diana Roa-Castro, Email: d-roa@uniandes.edu.co, anis128@hotmail.com
Title: Measured Steps: The Global Movement to Ban Landmines
À pas mesurés: Le mouvement mondial pour interdire les mines terrestres
Produced by: Peter Lockyer with Corvideocom and Mindshare Interactive for the Department of
Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada, 2000
Length: 16 min
System: VHS-PAL
Language: In English and French
Subtitle: Measured Steps: The Global Movement to Ban Landmines was produced primarily for mine action outreach to Canadian youth. Measured Steps provides an introduction to the landmine problem, the Ottawa Convention and current mine action challenges such as stockpile destruction, mine clearance and survivor assistance. Measured Steps will form part of the resource tool-kit for this year’s Canadian Youth Mine Action Ambassador Program.
Available from: Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada, Tel: (613) 944-4000
or 1-800-267-8376 Fax: (613) 996-9709, Email:enqserv@dfait-maeci.gc.ca
Title: Surviving the Peace
Photo by: Sean Sutton
Produced by: MAG 2000
Length: 5 min
System: VHS-PAL
Language: In English
Subtitle: no
Summary: MAG has recently completed a short video film project using still photograph and moving footage to good effect. It is the story of mine action told by the photographer himself
Available from: Mine Advisory Group (MAG) Tel: (44 ) 870 607 0055, Fax: (44) 870 607 0056
Email: maguk@mag.org.uk Web: www.mag.org.uk
Title: The Strength of Angels
Produced by: Eric Vander Borght, 2000
Length: 85 min
System: VHS-PAL
Language: Khmer
Subtitle: English and French
Summary: "While she was feeding the chickens, Vanna, an eight-year old girl, stepped on an anti-personnel landmine near her village in Cambodia. Her leg was stolen from her. During one year, Vanna, determined and courageous, learned progressively the new limits of her body and to confront stares. Never loosing her charm, dignity, nor her spirit, she persisted in overcoming suffering and regaining her autonomy. It took one year to produce this film, a year during which the director Eric Vander Borght and his team shared the intimacy of Vanna’s family, with the villagers in the northeast of the country, imbibing a certain "khmeritude" made of smiles, strength and nostalgia.
Vanna symbolizes the fate of 600,000 victims of this weapon, and their families, whose rights have been sadly ruined. Today, they continue to hope for massive aid from the international community, an increase in resources committed to mine action and the implementation of the Ottawa Treaty to create a mine-free world."
Available from: Eric Vander Borght Tel/Fax: 32 2 5031286 Email: contact@personnes.com
Web: www.personnes.com
Title: The story of Omer khan
Produced by: Edouard Winiger/ICRC - 1988
Length: 52 min
System: VHS-PAL
Language: In Arabic, English, French and German
Subtitle: no
Summary: Omer Khan, the hero of this film, is a 13-year-old Afghan boy who was wounded in the war and now lives as a refugee in Pakistan. He has known war all his life. The powerful pull of family ties led Omer and his father to slip back into their country one night to travel to the village of their birth. On the way, Omer had one of his leg blown off when he stepped on a mine. He was brought to the ICRC hospital in Peshawar, a border town in Pakistan. They were able to save his life but today he is crippled, like so many hundreds of others. In this film, which takes us through the different stages of his rehabilitation, Omer describes in moving termshow the war has affected his life and tells us of his hope that some day he will be able to return home.
Available from: ICRC Publication, Geneva Tel: (41) 22 734 6001, Fax: (41) 22 733 2057, Email: icrc.gva@icrc.org
Web: www.icrc.org CR-F 00140
Audio
Ibn Iyas, Radio drama series, 30 episodes od 5 minutes each, 1995
Description: fictious dialogues between a well known Egyptian historian, Ibn Iyas, from the sixteenth century and a contemporary professor of history on the danger of certain weapons such as anti-personnel mines with historical details on the Red Cross Movement and on the principles of
International Humanitarian Law.
Available from from the ICRC/Cairo Tel : (202) 748 8624, Fax: (202) 337 7587 Email: icrccaie@link.com.eg
Websites
ICBL Genaral Meeting 2001
http://www.icbl.org/gm2001URL for Article 7 Report has been changed:
Instead of http://domino.un.org/Ottawa.nsf
Now it must read http://domino.un.org/MineBan.nsf
SMSP final declaration
http://www.icbl.org/smsp/finalSMSP President’s Action Programme on Victim Assistance
http://www.icbl.org/smsp/final/annex5.php3The Executive Summaries from all intersessional SCs, as well as the agendas for future SCs and the Second Meeting of States Parties and eventually Third MSP (Managua, Nicaragua) are available on the GICHD website at:
http://www.gichd.ch/docs/minebantreaty/index.htmGeneral Status and Operation of the Convention:
http://www.gichd.ch/docs/minebantreaty/Implementation/2ndSCE.htmStockpile Destruction:
http://www.gichd.ch/docs/minebantreaty/Stockpiledstruction/2ndSCE.htmVictim Assistance:
http://www.gichd.ch/docs/minebantreaty/Victimassistance/victimassi.htmMine Clearance and Related Technologies:
http://www.gichd.ch/docs/minebantreaty/clearance.htmICBL SCE updates section
http://www.icbl.org/sce/update/no7.php3
ICBL Mine Action Working Group
http://www.icbl.org/wg/ma/
Horn of Africa conference 16-18 of November 2000
http://www.iprt.org/horn_of_africa.htmEuropean Parliament resolution on AP mines (under the date October, 25th)
http://www3.europarl.eu.int/omk/omnsapir.so/calendar?APP=PV2&LANGUE=EN
UNOY (United Nations of Youth Foundation)
www.unoy.orgUNGA resolution & voting records
http://www.icbl.org/treaty/unga/UNMAS Belarus Mine Action Assessment Report:
http://www.un.org/Depts/dpko/mine/belarus.pdf
UNMIK Mine Action Co-ordination Centre, Pristina, Kosovo
http://welcome.to/macckosovo/
UK Working Group on Landmines is now Landmine Action (UK)
www.landmineaction.orgCIET Mine Action Tracking
www.ciet.orgPRIO
http://www.prio.no/amac/memolist.aspRoots of peace- Adopt-a-Minefield Campaign
http://www.rootsofpeace.org/Landmine victims in Chechnya
http://www.amina.com/war/mines/The Swiss Federation for Mine Clearance (SFD) in French, English and German
http://www.mineclearance.org/
Action
http://www.brunofilms.com/act_cambodia.html#Anchor-HELP-19526
Al-Haq: Law in the Service of Man
www.alhaq.orgDefense for Children International / Palestine Section (DCI/PS)
www.dci-pal.orgUS Campaign to Ban Landmines
www.banminesusa.orgAustralian Departament of Defence for a "Joint Australian/US Conference on Technologies of Mines
and Mines Countermeasures" in Sydney 27-29/3 2001
www.dsto.defence.gov.au/corporate/conferences/minwaraThe Institute for International Mediation and Conflict Resolution (IIMCR)
International Student Symposium on Negotiation and Conflict Resolution
in The Netherlands, July 21st - August 18th, 2001
http://www.iimcr.org
Existing resources/websites (with information in Spanish)
www.icbl.org/es/ www.minesactioncanada.org www.cccminas.org www.members.xoom.com/dassur www.ceinicaragua.org.ni www.icrc.org/spa/minasPolitical posters for ’Civil Society’ exhibit (Art Museum in Houston, Texas)
www.artcarmuseum.com