Center for International Stabilization and Recovery

Dec 3 Asean addresses regional assistance for ERW victims
This project will greatly benefit affected Asean countries that continue to face challenges in assisting these victims in their respective countries. Read More >
Dec 3 Nigerians must address sad reality of arms proliferation – Stakeholders
The proliferation of small arms and ammunitions is driving the increasing rate of violence in Nigeria. The number of small arms in circulation in Nigeria, in the hands of civilian non-state actors, is estimated at 6,145, Read More >
Dec 3 Mine-free village mechanism in the spotlight as CMAA tournament nears
The Cambodian Mine Action and Victim Assistance Authority aims to clear Cambodia of all known landmines and ERW by 2025. Read More >
Dec 3 New global approach to countering illegal firearms crucial for peace, development
On the positive side, the Mine Action Review found that more than 159 square kilometers of land was cleared of landmines in 2020, the highest worldwide total since 2015. Read More >
Dec 3 Countries grapple with 2025 landmine goal
On the positive side, the Mine Action Review found that more than 159 square kilometers of land was cleared of landmines in 2020, the highest worldwide total since 2015. Read More >

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