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2001

The Journal of Conventional Weapons Destruction

Lebanon

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Landmines In Lebanon: An Historic Overview And The Current Situation, Harald Wie Dec 2001

Landmines In Lebanon: An Historic Overview And The Current Situation, Harald Wie

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It is estimated that 150,000 landmines of all categories are currently in Lebanon. The exact location of most of these weapons remains unknown. In addition, a large number of UXO continues to pose a serious threat to local populations, particularly in the south.


Lebanon, Country Profile Dec 2001

Lebanon, Country Profile

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Red Cross/Red Crescent Mine Action Involvement In The Middle East, Laurence Desvignes Dec 2001

Red Cross/Red Crescent Mine Action Involvement In The Middle East, Laurence Desvignes

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The Middle East is an area significantly impacted by landmines, and there is a great need for the spread of mine awareness in mine-affected countries. The Red Cross and Red Crescent are hard at work in the region, attempting to raise mine awareness among the citizens of these nations.


The Landmines Resource Center For Lebanon, Habbouba Aoun Dec 2001

The Landmines Resource Center For Lebanon, Habbouba Aoun

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After 15 years of war and 22 years of occupation, Lebanon is littered with landmines. The Landmines Resource Center (LMRC) seeks to improve the situation by collecting, analyzing and disseminating related data.


Background On The Mine/Uxo Problem, Mohamed Ahmen Dec 2001

Background On The Mine/Uxo Problem, Mohamed Ahmen

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Twenty-two years of conflict have left a significant number of unfenced and unmarked mine fields in southern Lebanon, requiring strong coordination between various organizations in order to meet emergency demands.


K9 Demining Corp To Aid Clearance Efforts In Lebanon, Elizabeth A. Cramer Apr 2001

K9 Demining Corp To Aid Clearance Efforts In Lebanon, Elizabeth A. Cramer

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The Marshall Legacy Institute, with major contributions from the Humpty Dumpty Institute, is contributing six mine detection dogs to the Lebanese Army's mine clearance team.