Landmines

Landmines Landmines A recent report on the ban the end product and the use of landmines which appeared in the International Post caught my attention. Credit for the lucidly written report should be given to Ms Kazka, a colleague of mine, who illuminated the pertinent issues involved in the disputation revolving the production of landmines. Although the Philippines is fortunate enough not to have experience the anguish of states like Afghanistan and Bosnia, we as a nation, averse at atrocities brought about by warfare, should contribute to the advancement of this noble movement of banning the production, the use and the demining of landmines.

As Ms Kazka reported, each sidereal day landmines kill or wound an estimated 75 people worldwide. 90 percent of these victims are civilians. Among the victims may be a teenaged girl gathering firewood in Cambodia. A grandfather herding sheep in Afghanistan. Or a boy running across an leisure field in Angola. What makes antipersonnel mines so abho...If you want to run a full essay, order it on our website: Orderessay

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