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MAG (Mines Advisory Group) The illicit proliferation of conventional weapons prolongs conflicts, causes instability, undermines development, and is now well established as the leading threat to human security globally. Such ...
MAG (Mines Advisory Group) Reporting Period: 1-30 September 2009 SUMMARY: - Destruction of 41 weapons at the Weapons Destruction Workshop; - Collection of 67 weapons, 160 magazines, 631 ammunition and 45,184 SAA from ...
Donderdag 8 oktober 2009 | International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) ] Bujumbura (ICRC) â Some 20,000 inhabitants of Kamuna, Bukemba, Kabanga and Gihofi, in the province of Rutana in south-eastern Burundi, now have access...
MAG (Mines Advisory Group) Summary: - Destruction of 14 weapons and 253 magazines at the Weapons Destruction Workshop; - Collection of 68 weapons, 245 magazines, 1,029 ammunition, 9,831 small arms ammunition and items of ...
Reuters and AlertNet are not responsible for the content of this article or for any external internet sites. KATUMBA, Tanzania, September 15 (UNHCR) – The repatriation of Burundian refugees from three special settlements in...
A Coventry bishop has given his backing to a charity's scheme to raise funds for better sanitation in Burundi, Africa - toilet twinning. The Right Reverend Colin Cocksworthy has paid £60 to twin his smallest room with a latrine...
Source: United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) This report was issued by Burundi office. The main highlight of the reporting period was the end of the South African facilitation's mandate in...
