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More than seventy countries suffer under the plague of anti-personnel mines. To restore decent living conditions millions of mines must first be dismantled. Despite the Ottawa Convention of 1997, which banned the manufacture and use of anti-personnel mines, it will take centuries to eradicate the curse... The consequences of mines, tragically, extend far beyond the atrocity of the thousands of innocent victims they kill or maim. Indirect victims of anti-personnel mines number in the millions. Many are refugees, isolated from or deprived of their means of livelihood. |
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D-News August 2010
07/09/2010 09:57Our Foundation publishes 2-3 times per year a free newsletter. This document updates you on the…Arrival of the DIGGER D-2 in the CPADD
16/07/2010 14:13Last June 1st, the demining machine DIGGER D-2 arrived in the West African center for humanitarian…Does the DIGGER D-3 resist to an AT mine detonation?
30/06/2010 07:51June 2010 – An AT mine exploded under the tiller tool of the DIGGER D-3 during a mine…D-News april 2010
11/05/2010 15:37Our Foundation publishes 2-3 times per year a free newsletter. This document updates you on the…Implementation of a remote camera
08/03/2010 15:07In order to assist deminers to control the D-3 demining machines, DIGGER DTR implemented a totally…