Traduction de «antipersonnel landmine » (Anglais → Français) :

antipersonnel land mine | antipersonnel landmine | land mine | landmine

Safelane: Canada's Guide to the Global Ban on Landmines [ Canada's Guide to the Global Ban on Landmines | Safelane: Canada's Landmine Ban Report | Canada's Landmine Ban Report ]

international agreement banning the use, stockpiling, production and transfer of anti-personnel landmines | international agreement to ban anti-personnel landmines

International Campaign to Ban Landmines conference on landmines | ICBL Conference [Abbr.]

Ban Landmines: The Ottawa Process and the International Movement to Ban Landmines

Ban Landmines 1999 [ Ban Landmines '99 ]

Accidental explosion of:munitions being used in war | own weapons | Antipersonnel bomb (fragments) | Explosion (of):artillery shell | breech-block | cannon block | mortar bomb | Fragments from:artillery shell | bomb | grenade | guided missile | land-mine | rocket | shell | shrapnel | Mine NOS | during war operations

Assault by antipersonnel bomb

Humanitarian Landmine Disposal Foundation | HLDF [Abbr.]

anti-personnel weapon [ anti-personnel landmine | anti-personnel mine | APL | land mine ]

A draft Regulation on antipersonnel landmines, which is still on the table of the Council, provides for destruction of landmines and specific rehabilitation programmes both for affected individuals and communities.

Although life saving and human security elements are the core targets of mine actions, the socio-economic impact of antipersonnel landmines (APL) on populations and their negative effects on efforts to reduce poverty and instability cannot be ignored.

4. Calls on the US to reconsider its February 2004 announcement that it will not join the Convention and that it will retain its 8.8 million ‘smart’ (self-destructing) anti-personnel mines for use anywhere in the world indefinitely, as well as its 1.2 million ‘dumb’ (non-self-destructing) anti-personnel mines to be used in Korea until 2010; further calls on the US not to resume the production of, trade in or use of any munitions that would meet the definition of anti-personnel mines under the Convention, including the so-called Spider system; also calls on the US to immediately cease delivery of anti-personnel mines to EU Member States and other friendly countries; calls on China to reconsider its production of landmines and to destroy i ...[+++]ts colossal stockpile, estimated at over 100 million antipersonnel landmines, most of them lacking self-destructing, self-deactivating or detection mechanisms; calls on Russia to cease using anti-personnel mines in its conflict in Chechnya and remove any stockpiles still at the disposal of its forces in Georgia and Tajikistan;

15. Urges the EU in this perspective to make use of its considerable experience and the leading role it has played in obtaining impressive breakthroughs in international agreements such as the Ottawa Convention on Antipersonnel Landmines, the Kyoto Protocol and the Statute for the International Criminal Court;