IRRC No. 295

Anti-Personnel Mines

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The problems associated with the use of anti-personnel mines, especially in Cambodia, Afghanistan, Kuwait and Angola, to mention but a few of the countries where they have been deployed in large numbers and in areas where they constitute a threat to civilians long after hostilities have ceased, call for closer examination.

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Anti-Personnel Mines author: Gérald C. Cauderay

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The protection of prisoners of war against insults and public curiosity author: Gordon Risius, Michael A. Meyer

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How ICRC field activities serve to protect the victims of violence author:

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Dr. Ahmed Abu-Goura steps down as Chairman of the Standing Commission of the Red Cross and Red Crescent author: Yves Sandoz

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Thirty-fourth award of the Florence Nightingale Medal author: Cornelio Sommaruga

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Symposium on Anti-Personnel Mines (Montreux, Switzerland, 21–23 April 1993) author:

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World Conference on Human Rights (Vienna, 14–25 June 1993) author:

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Address by Mr. Cornelio Sommaruga, President of the International Committee of the Red Cross author:

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Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action (Extracts) author:

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Accession to the Protocols by the Republic of Albania author:

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Declaration by the Republic of Madagascar author:

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Title article - 08-1993 author: Jacques Meurant

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