Examples of using Explosive weapons in English and their translations into French
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UNIDIR commenced the project"Discourse on explosive weapons", building on the earlier"Disarmament as Humanitarian Action" project and the findings of the above-mentioned cluster munitions study.
Research shows that, of the more than 34,700 people killed and injured by explosive weapons in 2012, 60 per cent of the casualties were caused by improvised explosive devices.
more attacks on one target using explosive weapons by armed groups.
The Office will also advocate the inclusion of specific provisions against the use of explosive weapons in action plans signed by parties to conflict that aim at halting the killing
I am increasingly concerned at the humanitarian impact of explosive weapons, in particular when used in densely populated areas.
He welcomed the message from the Secretary-General of the United Nations calling for adequately addressing the humanitarian concerns raised by the use of anti-vehicle mines, explosive weapons and incendiary weapons. .
in particular on the humanitarian impact of explosive weapons.
Explosive weapons refer to conventional weapons that are activated by the detonation of a highly explosive substance creating a blast and fragmentation effect,
More immediately, parties to conflict should refrain from the use in populated areas of explosive weapons with wide-area effect and the Security Council,
Explosive weapons, defined as weapons that cause injury,
Refraining from using explosive weapons with wide-area effect in populated areas, including by revising
the indiscriminate effect of explosive weapons on civilian populations,
both expressed concern at the use of schools in military operations and the use of explosive weapons.
strengthen Protocol III. Lastly, Article 36 believed that the use of explosive weapons in populated areas should stop, given the serious impact they had in humanitarian terms.
attacks on schools and hospitals, action plans to end these violations should tackle the issue of explosive weapons.
using explosive weapons with wide area affect in densely populated areas,
improvised explosive devices and increased use of explosive weapons in populated areas.
Member States, United Nations entities and civil society organizations should continue to promote recognition of the humanitarian impact of explosive weapons with wide-area effects in populated areas,
despite the absence of an express legal prohibition for specific types of weapons, explosive weapons with a wide impact area should be avoided in densely populated areas.
States that are currently using explosive weapons in an armed conflict should explain how they plan to determine when hostilities have ceased, whether they are