1st Session of the Group of Governmental
Experts
Geneva, 21-24 May 2002
(The documents on this page are official discussion
papers of the Working Group. The views expressed do not necessarily
reflect the positions of the U.S. government)
Draft
EU Food-for-Thought Paper on
Mines Other Than Antipersonnel Mines
DISCUSSION
PAPER ON CLEARANCE OF EXPLOSIVE REMNANTS OF WAR
Explosive
Remnants of War -- Technical improvements and other measures for
relevant types of munitions, including sub-munitions, which could
reduce the risk of such munitions becoming ERW - Discussion
Paper submitted by Switzerland
The
types of munitions which become explosive remnants of war
Factors which contribute to the occurrence of explosive remnants
of war
Discussion paper prepared by the Geneva International Centre for
Humanitarian Demining (GICHD) and the International Committee of
the Red Cross (ICRC)
Group
of Governmental Experts on Explosive Remnants of War --
Discussion paper on ‘Warning to civilians’
European
Union Position on the Issue of Explosive Remnants of War
Information
Sharing as a Tool to Protect Civilians from the Effects of UXO/ERW
Discussion/Information paper prepared by the delegation of the United
States
LEGAL
ISSUES REGARDING EXPLOSIVE REMNANTS OF WAR
by Christopher Greenwood, QC (United Kingdom)
The
adequacy of existing international law in minimising the post-conflict
risks of Explosive Remnants of War
Discussion paper submitted by Sweden, written by Marie Jacobsson,
LL.D. Senior Legal Advisor on International Law to the Ministry
for Foreign Affairs
Discussion
paper on the issue of the explosive remnants of war
(Russian Federation)
Discussion
paper on the issue of restrictions on the use of anti-vehicle mines
(Russian Federation)
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