Statement on Small Arms Proliferation, UN Security Council

By Loretta Bondi, Advocacy Coordinator

Americas: Multi-Party Democracies Appear Stable as Millennium Ends

Growing Concern About NATO Violating the Laws of War

Major New Campaign Launched Against Small Arms Proliferation

NATO's Use of Cluster Bombs Must Stop

World Performance on Landmines Assessed

Production, Export Plummeting; Some Governments Sign Treaty But Still Use Mines

NATO Urged to Tackle "Cascade" of Arms

NATO And E.U. Should Press Bulgaria On Weapons Sales

Historic Landmine Ban Treaty Takes Effect

U.S. Plans for New Mine System Criticized

State Responsibility in the Arms Trade and the Protection of Human Rights

For the Workshop on Small Arms, organized by the Government of Switzerland, Geneva

North African Countries Urged to Ban Landmines

Arms Embargo on Burundi Urged

Were Chemical Weapons Used in Bosnia?

A Call for an Investigation into the 1995 Srebrenica Killings

Human Rights Watch Urges Sudan Factory Inspection