The Effects of Landmines
- a phrase that captures the essence of Canadian Red Cross landmines campaign and exists as a rallying call for Canadians to help end the landmines crisis. The theme Survive the Peace speaks to the irony that peace can be more dangerous for people returning to mined communities than war ever was. More »
Locations of landmines around the world. More »
Countries affected by mine problem are usually poor with social and economic infrastructure torn apart by a savage civil war. Educational programs have ceased and people with professional qualifications have long since left. Military hardware is in the hands of armed gangs, poorly trained soldiers or even children. More »
In comparison with the most other weapons, landmines are simple, low-tech and cheap. In the simplest forms they can be made in garages, kitchens, or on the road. More »
Mine-awareness training, together with first aid courses, can prevent injury and death from mines. The primary objective of mine awareness is to teach people how to avoid becoming victims. The core message is quite simple: DO NOT APPROACH OR TOUCH LANDMINES. More » |
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