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The Polisario Front carries out third landmine destruction operation.
21 May 2008

First Regional Workshop "Towards an Anti-Personnel Mine-Free South Caucasus" a success. Civil society organizations from the South Caucasus region agreed to create a regional NGO consortium. [File PDF]
18 December 2007

Geneva Call Position Paper: The EU-Africa Strategy and the humanitarian engagement of armed non-State actors (NSAs). This position paper is an appeal to the EU and the AU to further support efforts to engage NSAs towards compliance with international humanitarian law and human rights.
December 2007

The Democratic Party of Iranian Kurdistan Prohibits the Use of Anti-Personnel Mines. [File PDF]
5 December 2007

Somaliland on the way to adopt a legislation banning anti-personnel mines. [File PDF]
Hargeisa/Geneva 27 November 2007

Somalia: Puntland authorities grant unprecedented access to their stockpiles, request international assistance for humanitarian mine action. [File PDF]
30 September 2007

Short news item on Micoahumado, Bolivar, Colombia.
25 June 2007

Democratic Alliance of Burma Issues its Position on Landmines.
8 June 2007

Three Ethnic Armed Groups from Burma/Myanmar Commit to a Ban on Anti-personnel Mines. [File PDF]
16 April 2007

Somalia commemorates the International Mine Awareness Day.
4 April 2007

Polisario Front Destroys Second Landmine Stockpile.
1 March 2007

National Democratic Front of Burma Issues Position Statement on Landmines.
28 February 2007

Armed Non-State Actors and Landmines Volume II : A Global Report of NSA Mine Action. [File PDF]
November 2006

The National Liberation Army Agrees to Demine Areas of Civilian Use in Nariño, Colombia. [File PDF]
29 October 2006

UNPO General Assembly Adopts Landmine Ban Resolution.
Taiwan, 29 October 2006

Burundi: The Palipehutu-FNL undertakes to collaborate in the fight against antipersonnel mines.
25 October 2006

The Chin National Front of Burma renounces the use of anti-personnel mines.
10 August 2006

The Kuki National Organisation (KNO) of Northeast India commits to the anti-personnel mine ban.
9 August 2006

Turkey: The Kongra Gel/HPG - also known as the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) - pledges to renounce the use of anti-personnel mines. [PDF File]
18 July 2006

A National Seminar on The Role of the Nepal Communist Party (Maoist) in the Mine Ban.
Kathmandu, 25 June 2006

Western Sahara: The Polisario Front starts to destroy its landmine stockpile. [File PDF] [Photo Gallery]
27 February 2006

Western Sahara: The Polisario Front commits to ban anti-personnel mines. [Français] [PDF: English - Français]
3 November 2005

Communication: Tragic Death of John Garang - Sudan.
2 August 2005

"1000 Women for the Nobel Peace Prize 2005" - Recognition for all the women involved in promoting peace and human dignity. For more information, please visit www.1000peacewomen.org
29 June 2005

Geneva Call’s mission in disputed Western Sahara: new progress in the fight against landmines.
15 June 2005

African States commend the work of Geneva Call and acknowledge the importance of engaging armed Non-State Actors in a landmine ban. [File PDF]
26 April 2005

Three children died in Colombia.
February 2005.

Colombia: a first humanitarian mine-clearance project, a chance for the civilian population, a chance for hopes of peace. [File PDF]
January 2005
other versions: español or français.

Anti-personnel mines: unique armed groups meeting in Geneva.
31 October-2 November 2004

Geneva Call’s mission visits mine affected areas in Somalia - [File PDF]
8 October 2004.

2nd Continental conference of African experts on landmines - Kempton Park - seven years after Addis Ababa, Ethiopia - [File PDF]
17 September 2004

Women combatants and humanitarian law, an unprecedented conference in Geneva. [File PDF]
27-29 August 2004

Femmes combattantes et normes humanitaires, une conférence sans précédent à Genève.
27 - 29 Août 2004

Comunicado de prensa No. 010, foros regionales sobre minas antipersonales actores armados no estatales y acuerdos humanitarios en Antioquia y Santander.
20 August 2004.

Comunicado de prensa No. 009, finalizó el primer encuentro de comunidades indígenas y afrocolombianas sobre actores armados no estatales, acuerdos humanitarios, minas antipersonales y munición sin explotar.
19 August 2004.

Media Advisory - when the fight against mines revives hopes for peace.
08 June 2004

Communiqué de presse - Quand la lutte contre les mines redonne espoir à la paix.
08 January 2004

Media advisory - one double amputee's marathon for a mine free-world - from Cairo to Cape Town in 120 days.
17 January 2004

Burundi: the CNDD-FDD commits to respect the ban on anti-personnel landmines and to cooperate in mine action.
15 December 2003

Burmese rebel groups commit to ban anti-personnel (AP) landmines.
5 December 2003

Largest armed group in the Indian sub-continent, commits to no use of anti-personnel mines.
17 October 2003

War in Iraq: Geneva Call appeals to all parties to respect international humanitarian law.
24 March 2003

Somali factions commit themselves under Geneva Call to ban anti-personal mines.
12 November 2002

New humanitarian mechanism for rebel groups succefully tested in the Philippines: international mission meets with MILF leaders in Mindanao and Manila.
1 May 2002

Noveau succes de l'Appel de Genève devant le Parlement Europeen.
8 March 2002

The Sudan people's Liberation Movement/Army (SPLM/A) commits itself to renunce to the use of anti-personnel mines.
4 October 2001

 
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