In the framework of the “Global Health in practice” Forums, on October 29, 2010, Mrs. Serena CHANG, Manager of the International Campaign to ban Landmines, Eden Foundation will give a lecture on “From Humanitarian Assistance to Global Advocacy: International Campaign to Ban Landmines—Voice for Landmine Survivors”.
In her presentation, Ms. Chang introduced the global problem of anti-personnel landmines and the challenges that landmine survivors are facing today. A 20-minute documentary on survivor assistance in Afghanistan was screened.
The screening was followed by a presentation on the work of ICBL (International Campaign to Ban Landmines) as a voice for landmine survivors to end the global landmine epidemic. The success of ICBL’s global advocacy created a new international norm, and was recognized with Noble Peace Prize in 1997.
The presentation also discussed how a local NGO, Eden Social Welfare Foundation, participates in a global humanitarian movement by providing humanitarian aid and advocating the issue.
In her presentation, Ms. Chang introduced the global problem of anti-personnel landmines and the challenges that landmine survivors are facing today. A 20-minute documentary on survivor assistance in Afghanistan was screened.
The screening was followed by a presentation on the work of ICBL (International Campaign to Ban Landmines) as a voice for landmine survivors to end the global landmine epidemic. The success of ICBL’s global advocacy created a new international norm, and was recognized with Noble Peace Prize in 1997.
The presentation also discussed how a local NGO, Eden Social Welfare Foundation, participates in a global humanitarian movement by providing humanitarian aid and advocating the issue.