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Divesting in Landmine Producers
Activists seeking a ban on antipersonnel landmines have employed many tactics over the years including engaging companies that produce landmines. During the 1990s, campaigners in the U.S. were successful in compelling many arms manufacturers to stop producing landmines. Recently, activists in Europe have joined the efforts of U.S. organizations and sought to force banks and other organizations with financial assets in landmine producers to sell their stakes. USCBL Briefing on U.S. Landmine Policy USCBL Urges the Senate and Administration to Exercise Leadership Toward a Mine-Free World International Campaign to Ban Landmines Releases 2004 Report on Global Landmine Situation Efforts to Raise Landmine Issue During 2004 Presidential Election
Mine Ban Advocates Denounce White House Decision to Retain Landmines and Abandon Mine Ban Treaty USCBL, Members of Congress, and Others Urge President Bush to Prohibit AP Mine Use in Iraq. UC-Davis
Helps Replace Afghanistan's Minefields with Vineyards
October 2001:
San Antonio, Texas Ban
Landmines Week March 5-11, 2001
Spotlight
on Kentucky Spotlight on South Dakota Nimble Spirit
On-Line Book Store Summer 2001: The Ban
Van July 2001:
The USCBL Legislative and Grassroots Action Conference July 9-11
resulted in tremendous successes! Spotlight
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2001:
September
2001: Veterans and Religious Leaders Urge Members of Congress to
Contact the White House about Landmines
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