If war is an extralegal datum, why does it apply if only in part?

Monitoring exports of ordnance

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(d) mine detection and unexploded ordnance detection devices

In addition, 33,604 pieces of ordnance for heavy weapons were recovered.

First claim unit Treatment of injuries from mines and ordnance Kuwait seeks compensation in the amount of USD 2,385,617 for expenses incurred to treat individuals injured by explosions of mines and ordnance.

His own country was one of those most seriously affected by unexploded ordnance.

There are also uncharted landmines and widespread unexploded ordnance throughout the area of responsibility.

This is because all explosive ordnance is capable of failing to explode as intended.

From June to August 2005, there were a few incidents of unexploded ordnance inside the Zone.

UNIFIL continued its operational mine clearance activities, demolishing some 300 mines and pieces of unexploded ordnance.

hand held devices for detecting and monitoring landmines, unexploded ordnance and chemical and biological warfare agents.

On 10 May, it issued a revised mine and unexploded ordnance threat assessment for the Mission area.

The first claim unit is for medical treatment costs for persons injured by mines and ordnance explosions.

So far, some 400 weapons, 49,062 rounds of ammunition and 389 pieces of unexploded ordnance have been collected.

During the period under review, MINURSO discovered and marked an additional 127 pieces of mines and unexploded ordnance.

The UNMEE Mine Action Coordination Centre continued to monitor closely the landmine and unexploded ordnance threat in all sectors.

To assist Sudanese actors in developing a national mine action programme to identify and clear mines and unexploded ordnance

When planning or executing attacks using explosive ordnance during an armed conflict the United Kingdom applies the following principles

The UNMEE Mine Action Coordination Centre continues to monitor closely the threat of landmines and unexploded ordnance in all sectors.

Kuwait states that during Iraq's invasion and occupation, massive quantities of unexploded mines and ordnance were left in its territory.

In this regard, the Meetings had to identify those munitions, including submunitions, which as unexploded ordnance pose the greatest humanitarian hazard.

According to Iraq, this type of ordnance was the principal source of the injuries that are the subject of Kuwait's claim.

Community awareness teams had made 495 visits to contaminated villages and educated some 125,000 people nationwide about the dangers of unexploded ordnance.

In 2003, a total area of 850 square kilometres had mine contamination, while a total of 500 square kilometres had unexploded ordnance.

(d) A separate strand in the doctrine is related to the datum that since 1919, and especially since the appearance of the Charter of the United Nations, States no longer possess a general competence to resort to the use of force, except in case of legitimate defence.

Iraq accepts that the dispersal of mines and ordnance as a result of the invasion and occupation caused injuries to residents of Kuwait.

The destruction of 522 anti tank mines, approximately 175,000 pieces of unexploded ordnance, and just under 700 anti personnel mines has been carried out.

As such, information from the Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) community, both defence and NGO, could be used to further refine the British risk matrix.

Some 33,000 pieces of heavy munitions and unexploded ordnance, as well as 7 million rounds of small arms ammunition, had been collected and destroyed.

UNICEF played an important role in the fight against landmines, but much remained to be done, especially about the problem of unexploded ordnance (UXO).

The problem was that the fragmentation pattern was too large to sufficiently limit collateral damage and there was also the further problem of potential unexploded ordnance.

A media campaign was launched in the Gaza Strip after the incursions in September and October 2004, to create awareness of the dangers of unexploded ordnance.

The disarmament process in Liberia recovered 28,314 weapons and 6.5 million pieces of ordnance from 101,500 demobilized soldiers, a ratio of 3.6 combatants per weapon surrendered.

24. Invites States to explore the possibility of strengthening internationally negotiated and non discriminatory legal instruments that address landmines and other unexploded ordnance, as well as their victims

25. Takes note with appreciation of the ongoing efforts of the Secretary General to increase public awareness of the impact of the problem of landmines and unexploded ordnance

Kuwait states that, as a result of Iraq's actions, many of its residents sustained injuries from mine and ordnance explosions, and were treated within its public healthcare system.

Currently over 90 of IEDs in Iraq utilize a type of military explosive ordnance which has typically been recovered from storage sites damaged, destroyed or abandoned during the war.

I am concerned that during the period March through May 2005, there were eight reported mine or unexploded ordnance incidents in the Temporary Security Zone and in its adjacent areas.

During the period under review, the Force demining assets, together with the commercial contractors for route clearance and integrated demining operations, destroyed eight mines and 704 items of unexploded ordnance.

In addition, Portugal has offered to provide 35 police trainers, while Japan has offered to provide training and material support in the areas of explosive ordnance disposal, traffic and community policing.

In 2004, the programme's area clearance teams had destroyed over 25,300 items of unexploded ordnance and cleared over 1,255 hectares of land, while roving teams had destroyed over 50,200 such items.

The Panel notes that nationals of Kuwait who were victims of mines and ordnance explosions did not file individual claims for medical expenses, as the Government of Kuwait incurred these expenses.

In countries where the presence of mines was an obstacle to post conflict reconstruction, additional technical and financial assistance was necessary for mine clearance, stockpile destruction and the disposal of unexploded ordnance.