Landmine Monitor, a project of the International Campaign to Ban Landmines (ICBL), is an unprecedented civil society-based reporting network. It collects information and assesses the response by the international community to the global landmines crisis, especially with regard to the 1997 Mine Ban Treaty. Since 1999, this highly-acclaimed initiative has successfully and consistently demonstrated for the first time that NGOs can work together in a sustained, coordinated and systematic way to monitor and report on the implementation of an international disarmament or humanitarian law treaty.

Following is Landmine Monitor's press kit, updated in September 2006 in advance of the release of its eighth annual report, Landmine Monitor Report 2006: Toward a Mine-Free World.

To view the full report click here. 

For more information or to schedule an interview, contact:

• Jared Bloch, ICBL-CMC Media and Communications Manager, 
  Tel: +41-78-683-4407, email jared@icblcmc.org

• Jeff Abramson, Landmine and Cluster Munition Monitor Program Coordinator, 
  Tel: +1-646-527-5793, email jeff@icblcmc.org

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Mine Action Press Release	(252 kb)	Not available	Not available	Not available	Not available
Sample Article	(43 kb)	(49 kb)	(41 kb)	(84 kb)	(44 kb)
Interview Opportunities	(53 kb)	(52 kb)	(48 kb)	(56 kb)	(55 kb)
Quotations	(50 kb)	(60 kb)	(52 kb)	(91 kb)	(54 kb)
Quick Facts	(45 kb)	(57 kb)	(46 kb)	(60 kb)	(46 kb)
Major Findings	(140 kb)	(137 kb)	(140 kb)	(103 kb)	(99 kb)
Key Developments	(155 kb)	(209 kb)	(243 kb)	(210 kb)	(143 kb)
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