Use of Antipersonnel Mines Declined in 2005

But Burma, Nepal and Russia Continue to Lay Mines

U.S.: Pentagon Poised to Resume Production of Antipersonnel Mines

U.S.: New Landmines for Iraq Raise Fears of Civilian Risk

Statement by the International Campaign to Ban Landmines, Mine Ban Treaty First Review Conference

Delivered by Steve Goose, Human Rights Watch for the International Campaign to Ban Landmines

Statement on the Action Plan, Mine Ban Treaty First Review Conference

Delivered by Steve Goose, Director

Statement on the Five-Year Review Document, Mine Ban Treaty First Review Conference

Delivered by Steve Goose, Director

Statement on the Five-Year Review Document, Mine Ban Treaty First Review Conference

Delivered by Steve Goose, Human Rights Watch for the International Campaign to Ban Landmines

Millions of Landmines Destroyed

Mine Ban Treaty’s First Five Years Show Progress and Problems

Letter to Bangladesh Prime Minister Regarding Arrest of Landmines Campaigner

Bangladesh: Landmines Campaigner Arrested

U.S.: Bush Administration Abandons Landmine Ban

Reversal Means U.S. Can Use Mines Indefinitely, Anywhere

Self-Destructing Mines Still Pose Significant Risks for Civilians

A Human Rights Watch Position Paper

Q&A: Bush Administration's New Landmine Policy

Global Progress on Banning Landmines

United States Gets Mixed Review