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Highlighting the urgent need to address decades of contamination and the ongoing threat of explosive ordnance.
This year's theme, "Mine Action Cannot Wait," highlights the urgent need to address decades of contamination and the ongoing threat of explosive ordnance.
As the world marks the International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action on April 4, UNIFIL peacekeepers continue the cruci
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For the millions living amidst the chaos of armed conflicts, especially women and children, every step can put them in danger’s path.
Global efforts are key to saving lives from the ‘terrifying legacy’ of unexploded ordnance, as it wreaks daily havoc in war-torn and post-conflict communities alike, UN officials said, as Mine Action Week kicked off on Monday.
Global efforts are key to saving lives from the ‘terrifying legacy’ of unexploded ordnance, as it wreaks daily havoc in war-torn and post-co
“For the millions living amidst the chaos of armed conflicts, especially women and children, every step can put them in danger’s path, UN Secretary-General António Guterres said, in a message for the International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action, observed on 4 April.
The role of human rights and humanitarian actors in the management of Mines and Explosive Remnants of War.
Mine action requires expertise and should be coordinated by specialized actors. Within the UN system, the United Nations Mine Action Service (UNMAS) carries the responsibility for coordinating all aspects of mine action and for providing mine action assistance in humanitarian emergencies. Human rights and humanitarian partners also have an important role to play.
Handbook for the Protection of Internally Displaced Persons.
Safe Ground, Safe Steps, Safe Home - Mine Action Symposium.
4 April is the International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action designated by the General Assembly to raise awareness and
UNMAS will hold the first ever Mine Action Symposium, taking place in person in the ECOSOC chamber in the UN Secretariat. Speakers will include the Special Envoy for the universalization of the Mine Ban Convention HRH Prince Mired Raad Zeid Al-Hussein from Jordan; ICBL Ambassador Tun Channareth; ICBL Ambassador Margaret Arach Orech; storyteller and photographer Mr. Giles Duley, who is also an IED-survivor and the protagonist of the Vice series “One Armed Chef”; Global Mine Action Advocate Mr. Daniel Craig; MAG Ambassador Ms. Rosamund Pike; Executive Director of Humanity & Inclusion Mr. Jeff Meer and many more.
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The perseverance, painstaking patience, concentration and stamina of the men and women who clear land mines and other explosive remnants of war around the world is being recognized in a new photo exhibition launched by the UN.
In 2020 in South Sudan alone, UNMAS found and destroyed some 35,000 deadly devices. It costs just $1 to make a landmine but around $1,000 to safely remove it from the land.
Press Conference by Ms. Ilene Cohn, Deputy Director and Officer in Charge, UNMAS; Ms. Abigail Hartley, Chief of Policy, Advocacy, Communications and Resource Mobilization, UNMAS; and Mr. Stephen Pritchard, Chief of Programmes, Planning and Management
