People

By Remy Benoit

140 Nations have signed the International Mine Ban Treaty. The United States has not.

   You may read the text of the People's Mine Ban Treaty at
People'sMineBanTreaty.

   You may, if you wish, sign the Treaty.


   You may read the English text of the International Mine Ban Treaty,

Convention on the Prohibition of the use, stockpiling, production and transfer of antipersonnel mines and on their destruction

at InternationalMineBanTreaty.

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