SECOND Session of the Group of Governmental
Experts
Geneva, 15-26 July 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)
Core
questions on ERW by the Coordinator
Elements
for discussion during the second meeting of the GGE on the issue
of Mines
Other than Antipersonnel Mines (MOTAPM)
Elements
for an EU paper on AVM
A
Survey of Questions and Issues for the Group of Governmental Experts
on Explosive Remnants of War
Discussion Paper prepared by the Delegation of Canada
“Food
for Thought” on Mines other than Anti-Personnel Mines (MOTAPM)
for the second meeting of experts in July 2002 Sensitive fuzes
Working Paper prepared by the Delegation of Germany
Technical
Improvements To Submunitions
Transmitted by France
Working
Paper on Compliance
Compiled by Chairperson, GGE on CCW
Explosive
remnants of war
An examination of legal issues raised in the ERW discussions
Prepared by the International Committee of the Red Cross
Anti-vehicle
mines: effects on humanitarian assistance and civilian populations
International Committee of the Red Cross
Group
of Governmental Experts on Explosive Remnants of War
Explosive Ordnance Disposal from a field and donor perspective
Prepared at the request of the Co-ordinator by Landmine Action (UK)
Group
of Governmental Experts on Explosive Remnants of War
Information needs from a field perspective
Prepared at the request of the Co-ordinator by Landmine Action (UK)
List
of Areas for possible discussion in the CCW GROUP Of
Governmental Experts, Military Experts Meeting on MINES other
than Anti-Personnel MINES (MOTAPM).
Prepared at the request of the Coordinator for Mines Other than
Anti-Personnel Mines
Explosive
Remnants of War - Experience from Field Operations
A discussion paper prepared by John Flanagan, former Programme Manager
of the
UN Mine Action Programme in Kosovo, for the United Nations Mine
Action Service
Anti-Vehicle
Mines - Experience from Field Operations
A discussion paper prepared by John Flanagan, former Programme Manager
of the
UN Mine Action Programme in Kosovo, for the United Nations Mine
Action Service
Explosive
remnants of war
Russian Federation
Reflection
Paper on Sensitive Fuses of Land Mines Other than Anti-Personnel
Mines
Submitted by Romania
Certain
technical aspects of anti-vehicle landmines
Working paper submitted by China
Current
AV Mine Specific Restrictions under International Law
Prepared by the Co-ordinator
Explosive
Remnants of War Information Requirements
Render Safe Procedures (RSPs) during Humanitarian Clearance Operations
Background Paper prepared at the request of the Co-ordinator by
the
Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining
Joint
Discussion Paper By China and the Russian Federation
Technical Improvements of Ammunitions to Prevent and Reduce ERW
Information
on Technical Measures Related to AV Mines: Detectability and SD/SN/SDA
Prepared by the United States of America
The
relevance of the principle of precautions in attack in the ERW context
Prepared by Sweden
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