Examples of using Landmines in English and their translations into Arabic
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Thus, Kazakhstan does not produce anti-personnel landmines and strictly observes the rules governing their stockpiling.
He" also welcomed the announcement concerning persistent landmines and their detectability and the increase in United States funding for demining activities".
In that connection, I would like to stress that Ukraine still faces the problem of destroying the stockpiles of 6 million PFM-type anti-personnel landmines.
Upon further investigation, the Thailand Mine Action Centre and the non-governmental organization Mekong Organization for Mankind discovered four more landmines on the trail.
Landmines prevent refugees from returning to their homes, and once they have returned, prevent them from using their agricultural land to support themselves and rebuild their lives.
HRW noted that the LTTE has directly targeted civilians with remote-controlled landmines and suicide bombers.
It is in this light that we consider the proposal concerning landmines as presented by the United States delegation.
It is believed that Myanmar continues to produce landmines, with devastating effects.
The Philippines has ratified the Convention and its Protocol restricting the use of excessively injurious weapons, landmines, booby traps and similar devices.
Ground battles left a staggering amount of unexploded ordnance, such as mortar shells, munitions, landmines, and so on.
As State party to the Ottawa Convention, Germany does not produce or export anti-personnel landmines.
This is motivated by the knowledge that the landmines which are causing devastation to civilian populations around the world today are not produced in the areas where the devastation is taking place, but have been transferred there.
Burkina Faso welcomes the results of the Oslo conference on anti-personnel landmines, and urges all States to adhere as quickly as possible to the Convention adopted in Oslo, and above all to comply with its terms.
Some were of the view that anti-personnel landmines should be dealt with under the provisions of the Convention on Prohibitions
The proliferation of landmines has had tragic consequences,
The International Campaign to Ban Landmines urged the High Contracting Parties to the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons that had not yet ratified
At the end of the twentieth century, after two World Wars and innumerable local conflicts, we find that anti-personnel landmines continue to be used in different areas of the planet.
Other issues discussed were the problem of illegal arms trafficking and its connection to the sale of" conflict diamonds", the proliferation of arms and militias, landmines, and issues affecting children, including the problem of child soldiers.
Today, 85 per cent of the Afghan population has access to medical treatment; roads, schools, bridges and water infrastructure have been built or reconstructed; and large parts of the country have been successfully cleared of landmines.
While we welcome the progressive decrease in the production and transfer of landmines in the subregion, it is regrettable that landmines continue to impede the development and security of peoples, especially in African States emerging from conflicts.