This document discusses the issue of landmines, including their usage, effects, and efforts to address the problems they cause. It notes that landmines were first widely used in World War 2 and have since killed far more civilians after conflicts than soldiers during wars. Several countries like Afghanistan and Iran remain heavily affected by landmines, with millions of hectares of land contaminated. Efforts are being made to ban landmine use and neutralize affected areas, but this faces challenges due to the high risks and costs involved.

1. In the name of God, the most compassionate, the most merciful.

2. Landmine=vein of ore. Different types of landmines: Location: 1.on the ground. 2.under the ground. Target: 1.anti tank. 2.anti personal.

4. UN: landmines kill civilian after war 10 times more than militaries during war. ICBL: more than 350 different types of anti personal landmines in more than 50 countries. 2400 civilian every year. 1200 injured, 800 killed every week.

10. JMERC: 300 events caused by landmines or UXO. the most dead: 20 years old. Based on the landmine congress (in Iran) in 2004 about 1500-2000 of injured people are under 18 years old. March 2004-march 2005: neutralization of 252383 anti-personal landmines, 37522 anti-tank landmines &1478508 UXO in Iran. 2004-augest 2005: 19 killed& 30 injured while neutralizing.

11. The average age of victims: 23-24. The age of he most injured people: 15-24.

17. Let’s pray for NO WAR Thanks for your attention.