Vídeo: Apelo para uma resposta global unificada à remoção de minas na conferência de Azerbaijão

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right now we are reaping 110 million landmines in 60 countries and Counting Ukraine today 30% of the land is now mined in a country that was once dubbed The Garden of Europe and the excess wheat fed North Africa so this is a food security issue it’s not just about landmines and silos we need to think on a global business model demine replant and rebuild communities mines and improvised explosive devices especially in situations and areas of armed conflict continue to kill and cause injury around the world the third International Conference on mine action took place in Baku and zangan in aeran a nation that’s among the top five most heavily M contaminated countries globally aaban is a laboratory for the humanitarian deing and mine action globally aaban gains a particular knowledge and expertise and once azan’s the mining project is over aaban will also has an capacity to contribute some other humanarian de mining projects globally more than 300 representatives from 75 countries came together to discuss ways of mobilizing financial resources for mitigating the environmental impact of landmines and other explosive remnants of War landmines are really a crime against humanity if you have a plastic bag in the ocean it takes 200 years to disappear mines never do and mines keep continuing to polluting the environment I think it is important to keep up the advocacy for mind clearance because we’re learning today that it takes concerted efforts expertise Financial Resources but also education of the public on average one person is killed or injured by these explosive devices every hour many children are among the victims I have walked the mind fields of the world and every time you go into a mind field they ask you your blood type it’s a defining moment I’m a mother of four and I take my footsteps very very very seriously but how dare I not on behalf of children innocent children it takes 8 pounds to detonate a landmine that’s the average weight of a newborn child so as a mother and a grandmother I think this Global call to action from the heart of kadaba to the world currently it’s estimated that there could be up to 10 million landmines in over 60 countries worldwide with a further 2 to 5 million mines being laid every year in aaban the deployment of female de miners is now increasingly common I think that all works is dangerous but um we first choose our work and we believe ourselves and we do our work we want to flow land and we know work in ardam I’m uh I was born in ardam my mother and father was born in ardam yes and I’m so proud uh to work in my homeland Africa is the continent most affected by the sewing of landmines with Angola mosambique and Somalia being the most critical countries they leave a huge percentage of the land unusable where it can’t be cultivated or rehabit mines POS a serious threat to the local affected population they also have a serious uh environmental impact negative impact the leakage of the TNT breakdown uh products uh could happen and this will contaminate the soil and underground Waters so besides that the emission of carbon dioxide uh after every explosion of land mine is also huge uh so one anti-tank uh tank anti-tank landmine uh after it explosion uh will emit uh 29 uh kilog of carbon dioxide the conference also saw calls for strengthening of international Partnerships in the field of humanitarian Dem mining the donor Community must pay much more attention uh to allocating some funds especially to those countries who are mostly affected by this because without addressing this issue on a global scale uh it wouldn’t be possible to deal with this in separate countries aeran uh made its contribution to this effect by introducing at the national level the 18th sdg a sustainable development goal which is humanitarian demine a call for a more unified response to dealing with global mine issues and a sustainable future