The Canadian Cooperation Policy in the Assistance of the Anti personnel Landmines Victims in Colombia

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  • Camilo Alberto Perez-Restrepo Universidad EAFIT

Keywords:

Anti-personnel mines, Ottawa Convention, International Cooperation, Canada, Colombia

Abstract

The landmines are a subject of world-wide concern since the 1990’s when the in¬ternational community undertook a campaign for their ban. The prohibition came with the Ottawa Convention, signed by two-thirds of the UN Members. However today, more than ten years after that declaration, many States, including Colom¬bia, face the threat of landmines. As international cooperation is one of the instru¬ments contained in the Convention, this article reviews the cooperation policies implemented by Canada as one of the nations committed in the search for a solu¬tion to Colombian landmine problem.

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Author Biography

  • Camilo Alberto Perez-Restrepo, Universidad EAFIT
    Negociador internacional y especialista en estudios políticos de la Universidad EAFIT. Licenciado en Gestión Europea de la Universidad Robert Schuman en Estrasburgo. Actualmente asistente de investigación del Centro de Estudios Asia Pacífico y docente de cátedra del área de Relaciones Internacionales en la Universidad EAFIT.

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