Annual Report 2008. This report provides a summary of all Geneva Call's activities between January and December 2008.

Peut-on dialoguer avec tout le monde?
Tribune de Genève - Elisabeth Decrey Warner
14 November 2008

Rebellen gegen Minen
WOZ Die Wochenzeitung n°42 - by Armin Köhli
16 October 2008

Engaging Armed non-State Actors in a Landmine Ban: A Review of Geneva Call’s Action, 2000–2007. Journal of Mine Action 12.1 (Summer 2008).
By Pascal Bongard, Geneva Call - 2008.
Available at: http://maic.jmu.edu/journal/12.1/notes/bongard/bongard.html

Annual Report 2007. This report provides a summary of all Geneva Call's activities between January and December 2007.

Kurdish Landmine Plight Across and Along the Borders. Journal of Mine
Action 11.2 (2008). By Armin Köhli, Geneva Call - 2008.
Available at: http://maic.jmu.edu/journal/11.2/focus/kohli/kohli.htm

Engaging Non-State Armed Groups or Listing Terrorists? Implications for the Arms Control Community. This article discusses how reliance on "terrorist lists" has affected international peace and humanitarian efforts and why they should also be of concern to the arms control community. Possible strategies to engage armed non-state actors on the small arms issue are also identified. This article appears in Disarmament Forum n°1, 2008, "Engaging Non-State Armed Groups", available at:
www.unidir.org/html/en/disarmament_forum.php.
April 2008

L'impact des listes de terroristes sur l'engagement humanitaire des groupes armés non étatiques : quelles conséquences pour la communauté de la maîtrise des armements? Cet article analyse en quoi le recours aux « listes de terroristes » a des conséquences sur l'action humanitaire et la résolution des conflits et pourquoi elles devraient aussi inquiéter la communauté de la maîtrise des armements. Des possibles stratégies d'engagement des acteurs armés non étatiques sur la question des armes légères sont également identifiées. Cet article paraît dans Forum du désarmement n° 1, 2008, "Les groupes armés non étatiques": www.unidir.org/html/fr/forum_du_desarmement.php.
Avril 2008

Landmines and Armed Non-State Actors. Published in Jane’s Intelligence
Digest (2007). This article examines the landmine use of armed non-State actors and argues for their involvement in mine action activities.
4 February 2008

Engaging Armed Non-State Actors in a Landmine Ban: The Geneva Call Progress Report (2000-2007). [Abstract]
Geneva Call - November 2007.
To receive a hard copy, send email to info@genevacall.org

Armed Non-State Actors and Landmines Volume III: Towards a Holistic Approach to Armed Non-State Actors? [Abstract]. By Anki Sjöberg, Geneva Call - November 2007. Geneva Call launches a report on engagement with
armed non-state actors.
To receive a hard copy, send email to info@genevacall.org
November 2007

Exploring Criteria & Conditions for Engaging Armed Non-State Actors to Respect Humanitarian Law & Human Rights Law - Conference Report - Geneva.
4-5 June 2007 [Published, November 2008]

Armed Non-State Actors: Their Contribution to Solving the Landmine Problem. Journal of Mine Action 11.1 (2007)
Available at: http://maic.jmu.edu/journal/11.1/notes/sjoberg/sjoberg.htm
By Anki Sjöberg, Geneva Call - Summer 2007

Annual Report 2006. This report provides a summary of all Geneva Call's activities between January and December 2006.

Armed Non-State Actors and Landmines Volume II: A Global Report of NSA Mine Action. By Anki Sjöberg, Geneva Call - November 2006.
To receive hard copy, send email to info@genevacall.org

Workshop Report “Landmine Challenges to Humanity & Environment”. This report provides a summary of discussions held during a landmine ban awareness raising workshop held in Imphal, Manipur, India, in October 2006. The workshop was co-organized by Geneva Call, the Indian Campaign to Ban Landmines/Indian Initiative for Peace, Disarmament and Environmental Protection and the Manipur Committee for Social Concern.
Imphal, Manipur (India), 17 October 2006

Mine Action in the Midst of Internal Conflict Report of a workshop organized jointly with the ICBL Non-State Actors Working Group in November 2005, in Zagreb - September 2006
To receive hard copy, send email to info@genevacall.org

The impact of Armed Non-State Actors on the Mine Ban Treaty - by Geneva Call, September 2006

A Global Report on Mine Action by Armed Non-State Actors: Some preliminary Findings - by Geneva Call, September 2006

Armed Non-State Actors: The Main Users of the “Poor Man’s Weapon” - Published in the Journal of Mine Action [Link]. By Anki Sjöberg, Geneva Call - August 2006

Women in Armed Opposition Groups in Africa and the Promotion of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights. Report of a workshop organized in November 2005 in Addis Ababa by Geneva Call and the Program for the Study of International Organization(s).
By Dyan Mazurana, Ph.D. - August 2006
To receive hard copy, send email to info@genevacall.org

Advancing Mine Action in Sri Lanka - Mobilising the Sri Lankan Expatriate and Tamil Diaspora Communities. Organised by Geneva Call and the Centre for Just Peace and Democracy. 10 April 2006

Workshop Report “Landmine Challenges to Humanity & Environment”. This report provides a summary of discussions held during a landmine ban awareness raising workshop held in Guwahati, Assam, India, in February 2006. The workshop was co-organised by Geneva Call, the Indian Campaign to Ban Landmines/Indian Initiative for Peace, Disarmament and Environmental Protection and Citizen's Collective.
Guwahati, Assam (India). 18 February 2006

Annual Report 2005. This report provides a summary of all Geneva Call's activities between January and December 2005.

Armed Non-State Actors and Landmines Volume I: A Global Report Profiling NSAs and their Use, Acquisition, Production, Transfer and Stockpiling of Landmines. [Abstract] Geneva Call launches its report on the involvement of armed non-state actors (NSAs) in the landmine problem - 30 November 2005.

Workshop Report - “Advancing Mine Action in Sri Lanka: Mobilising the European Tamil Diaspora”. Co-organizers: Geneva Call and the Centre for Just Peace and Democracy.
23 July 2005

Workshop Report - "Towards a mine free world and Geneva Call". Co-organizers: the Indian Campaign to Ban Landmines, Indian Institute for Peace Disarmament and Environmental Protection, Geneva Call, the Naga Council and the Hope Society.

The struggle against landmines: an opening for peace talks in Colombia.
Accord - Elisabeth Reusse-Decrey - 20 June 2005. Version on Conciliation Resources

Annual Report 2004 (English). This report of provides a summary of all Geneva Call's activities between January 2004 and December 2004.

Report of the Geneva Call follow-up mission to Somalia.
By Pascal Bongard. 15-27 September 2004.

The Involvement of Armed Non-State Actors in the Landmine Problem: A Call for Action - Executive Summary. Prepared by Anki Sjöberg for the Nairobi Summit on a Mine Free World Nairobi, Kenya.
29 November - 3 December 2004.

"An Inclusive Approach to Armed Non-State Actors and International Humanitarian Norms - Report of the First Meeting of Signatories to Geneva Call's Deed of Commitment" Geneva, Switzerland - November 2004.
Final Report of a three-day event co-organized by Geneva Call, the Program for the Study of International Organization(s) (Graduate Institute of International Studies, Geneva), and the Armed Groups Project.
[NSA Conference Photo Gallery: part I - part II - part III - part IV]

Women in Armed Opposition Groups speak on war, protection and obligations under International Humanitarian and Human Rights Law [Long version] - August 26-29, 2004 - by Dyan Mazurana. [Here you can download Short version].

Annual Report 2003. This report provides a summary of all Geneva Call's activities between January and December 2003.

Informe Anual 2003 (Spanish).

Mine Ban Education Workshop in Southern Sudan, Report of Proceedings and Recommendations,
29 September - 1 October 2003. Workshop proceedings.

Annual Report 2002 (English). This report provides a summary of all Geneva Call's activities between January and December 2002.

Report of the Geneva Call mission to the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) in Central Mindanao, Philippines (3 May 2002). Geneva Call, a new politically impartial international humanitarian non-governmental organization, sent a small international mission which visited and met with the rebel Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) in Central Mindanao and in Manila, Philippines on 7 & 8 April 2002, thereby successfully piloting a new international mechanism for adherence and accountability of armed groups to humanitarian norms, starting with the total ban on anti-personnel landmines.

Activity Report 2001 (French). This report provides a summary of all Geneva Call's activities as between January and December 2001.

Engaging non-state actors toward compliance with humanitarian norms: with focus on landmines, child soldiers and torture, work shop summary report (2001). Presentations, highlights and conclusions of this conference, organized by Geneva Call with participation of the Coalition to Stop the Use of Child Soldiers, the NSA Working Group, the World Organisation against Torture and selected expert individuals or those from international organisations.

Engaging non-state actors in a landmine ban, full conference proceedings (2001).

Engaging non-state actors in a landmine ban: a pioneering conference, summary report (2001). The conference, held in Geneva 24-25 March 2000 was the first in its kind to gather representatives of non-governmental organizations, academic institutions, governments and non-state actors together to discuss the issue of engaging non-state actors in a landmine ban. The conference established the basic framework for engaging non-state actors in a ban on anti-personnel landmines and launched Geneva Call.