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_aHow does it stack up?: _bthe anti-personnel mine ban convention at 10 / _cPeter Herby and Eve La Haye |
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520 | _aConsiders progress since the Ottawa Convention was opened for signatures on 3rd December 1997. There are now 156 states-parties and the Convention is considered "one of the most successful multilateral arms treaties of recent years". Significant non-signatories are the USA, China, Russia, India, Pakistan, Burma, and Singapore but many of these prohibit export and the USA did not use a-p mines in Kosovo, Afghanistan or Iraq. While much remains to be done the track record so far is very encouraging. | ||
650 | _aANTI PERSONNEL MINES | ||
650 | _aARMS CONTROL | ||
650 | _aMINE CLEARANCE | ||
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_aArms Control Today : _gVol 37 No 10, December 2007, pp.6-10 (5) |
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