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The United States faced this in 1997 when it was unable to set the terms for the negotiations to ban certain anti-personnel landmines or to set differentiated limits for nuclear weapon states in the unratified Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty a year earlier. The Mine-Ban Convention forbids the possession and use of anti-personnel landmines and includes rules for landmine clearance, destruction of stockpiles and assistance to victims. On Monday, March 1, people around the world celebrated the fifth anniversary of the Ottawa Convention banning anti-personnel landmines becoming international law. |
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