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"Do not walk on dirt roads or approach fences or sit or walk on grassy areas" - important warning to not approach Sednaya Prison in Damascus as the perimeter may have been mined. Human Rights Watch ICBL Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention

This episode of Voyages dans l'histoire canadienne from The Walrus Lab examines the Ottawa Treaty, a landmark in diplomacy and human rights. It features stories from Senegal and insights into global demining efforts. Check it out. bit.ly/49dEgcc





New Article: The dangerous rise of “might makes right” Explore how Canada can better support the protection of civilians Our Executive Director Anne Delorme and Erin Hunt, Executive Director of Mines Action Canada, published this article in IRPP/Policy Options. 🔗policyoptions.irpp.org/magazines/dece…


🔍 Explorez comment le #Canada peut mieux soutenir la #protection des #civils. 📰Notre directrice générale Anne Delorme et Erin Hunt, directrice générale de Mines Action Canada, ont publié cet article dans IRPP. 🔗policyoptions.irpp.org/magazines/dece…




⌛️Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Doomsday Clock is at 89 seconds to midnight, the closest it’s ever been. The threat of nuclear catastrophe is as urgent as ever, with nuclear-armed states' spending rising 34% in the last 5 years. But there’s hope: #NuclearBan. thebulletin.org/doomsday-clock/


The Doomsday Clock moving ahead to 89 seconds to midnight is a stark reminder that we must act NOW. As Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists put it: “Every second of delay in reversing course increases the probability of global disaster.” But there is reason for hope, like the #NuclearBan Treaty. 🧵

Thank you Mines Action Canada for supporting and funding our project at Chiana SHS in the Upper East Region, Ghana! With your help, we educated students on landmines, cluster munitions, and how they can prevent their impact in Ghana.




We are so excited to be at this summit and co-sponsoring with Nuclear Age Peace Fn ICAN IPPNWCanada Mines Action Canada Project Ploughshares simmonsfoundation canada and Marilou McPhedran


This year, we ran our School Without Violence campaign in Ghana. We spoke to over 200+ students about landmines, peace, safety(salw), and preventing violence. #SchoolWithoutViolence #YouthForPeace Mines Action Canada Fosda Ghana Teens Health Network