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	Campaign 13 The process of developing an international treaty prohibiting cluster munitions that cause unacceptable harm to civilians still faces tough arguments. This newsletter provides Landmine Action's perspective on some of those difficult questions.	07/11/2007
	Campaign 12: Cluster Munitions. The time for action is now The Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons (CCW) has consistently failed to reach agreement on cluster munitions. With increasing public awareness and the issue on the policy agendas of several governments, time is running out for the CCW.	01/07/2006
	Campaign 11: Cambodia Things are changing fast in the Kingdom of Cambodia. As recently as 2002 official statistics had clearance agencies continuing to work for another 200 years – but the situation on the ground today seems remarkably different. If addressed in a systematic manner, the remaining threat could be cleared within the next five to ten years.	01/12/2005
	Campaign 10: Let's finish the job This edition of Campaign covers key policy challenges facing the global campaign against landmines and explosive remnants of war.	01/07/2005
	Campaign: Nairobi Special Issue Article 5 of the Ottawa Treaty Each State Party is obliged to “destroy or ensure the destruction of all anti-personnel mines in mined areas under its jurisdiction or control, as soon as possible but not later than ten years after the entry into force of this Convention for that State Party”. This issue looks at the progress of states towards a mine free world.	01/11/2004
	Campaign 9: Mine Action in Sudan The signing of a comprehensive peace agreement in Sudan, is expected towards the end of the year, bringing an end to Africa’s longest running conflict. Mine action activities, which have already begun on both sides of the conflict, are likely to significantly increase following a peace agreement – offering hope to the millions whose lives are under threat.	30/09/2004
	Campaign 8: New Protocol on ERW This issue looks at the new Protocol V to the CCW and the establishment of the Cluster Munition Coalition (CMC). Also in this edition: a news round-up on mines and ERW, a special focus on the work of Soroptimist International and Cambodia Trust, the latest information on the UK’s implementation of the Ottawa Treaty, and campaign action.	01/12/2003
	Campaign 7: ERW and the Clear Up! Campaign This issue looks at the global impact of explosive remnants of war, the situation in Iraq and Sri Lanka, and the Clear Up! Campaign	01/03/2003
	Campaign 6: ERW destroys lives and livelihoods Landmine Action Week 2002 will focus on raising awareness nationwide on the dangers posed by ERW and the important role civil society has to play in securing a new legally binding instrument on ERW.	01/09/2002
	Campaign 5: UXO - a global legacy as lethal as landmines This month a new report by Landmine Action reveals the enduring impact of unexploded ordnance in post-conflict communities – a legacy as lethal as landmines. In this issue read about British cluster bombs in Eritrea, UN plans to tackle unexploded ordnance.	15/03/2002
	Campaign 4: Explosive remnants of war In recent years there has been growing recognition of the humanitarian and military problems caused by unexploded ordnance other than anti-personnel mines. An important UN meeting is to discuss new international law on cluster bombs and other ‘Explosive Remnants ofWar’. But will it deliver an agreement that will make a real difference to people’s lives?	01/12/2001
	Campaign 3: Alternative anti-personnel mines: the next generations This issue of Campaign looks at the new generations of alternative landmines being invented and stockpiled to replace those banned by the Ottawa Treaty.	01/09/2001
	Campaign 2: Vote for me As a General Election looms, Landmine Action is calling for commitments on international issues in every party’s manifesto. Also in this issue, Richard Wilson reports on the impact of cluster bombs use in Laos.	01/03/2001
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