July 28, 2010
Seattle Man to Run 300K for Landmine Victims
A Seattle physical therapist will compete in one of the toughest footraces on the planet while raising funds to help landmine accident survivors.

March 10, 2008
Ministry of Defense in UK raids Landmine Removal Fund to Pay Repair Bills on Fighter Jets
Money set aside to clear landmines and remove arms from conflict zones is to be raided to pay a private defence contractor to keep Tornado jets flying in Iraq, according to a confidential memo seen by the Guardian.

January 23, 2008
Reuters: Landmines threaten Iraqis and hamper development
Iraqi government spokesman Ali al-Dabbagh said the mines were spread across about 4,000 minefields left across Iraq after the 1980-88 Iran-Iraq War, the first Gulf War in 1991 and the 2003 U.S.-led invasion to topple Saddam Hussein.

January 11, 2008
Young & Rubicam Creates Radio Spot to Support Landmine Victims: Tell us what you think!
All of us at Clear Path International are grateful to Young & Rubicam Malaysia for creating a 35 second radio spot for CPI. Please click "read more" to listen it and let us know what you think.

November 12, 2007
Good News, Bad News For Mine Clearance In Countries Where Clear Path International Has Assistance Programs
Although increased funding and fewer casualties were reported in 2006, many countries are not on course to meet their Mine Ban Treaty clearance obligations, says a new report from the International Campaign to Ban Landmines.

October 17, 2007
Senator Leahy Honors Clear Path | Sarah Lee Guthrie and Johnny Irion Perform to a Sold Out Crowd
October 11, 2007
10th Anniversary of Public-Private Partnerships at US Dept of State's Office of Weapons Removal and Abatement
Ten years ago an initiative was begun at the US Department of State that would energize the mine action community in a creative and exciting way. In October of 1997 the State Department initiated the Humanitarian Mine Action Public-Priivate Partnership Program. Clear Path has benefitted greatly from the program as have 56 other NGOs.

August 24, 2007
Iraq: Which minefield should we clear next?
I could go on and speak to the villagers to ask about the benefits of the mine clearance but I didn't need to. Sitting right in front of me were five - very cute - reasons to clear this minefield. I didn't need to speak to their parents to know that they didn't want their children growing up alongside the Valmaras - or any other mines for that matter.

July 16, 2007
Reuters: Decade after Diana campaign, few use landmines
Ten years after the death of Princess Diana and the first global treaty against antipersonnel landmines, experts say only a handful of rebel groups and perhaps one state dare use what has become a pariah weapon

June 14, 2007
United States Campaign to Ban Landmines Expands Its Mandate to Include Cluster Munitions Advocacy
From the USCBL: We are pleased to inform you that the Steering Committee of the US Campaign to Ban Landmines recently agreed to expand the mission of the coalition to include advocacy toward a prohibition on the use, production, and transfer of cluster munitions that cause unacceptable harm to civilians.

May 28, 2007
Memorial Day in The United States: Project Healing Waters
Recently I have been working a bit with an organization called Project Healing Waters. PHW helps disabled veterans learn to fly fish and tie flies and aspires to give them new hope in their struggle to overcome their disabiilities.

April 20, 2007
Back from Baghdad: A Conversation with Corey Flintoff
A few years ago, NPR's Corey Flintoff helped out Clear Path by doing a voice over for our informational video. You can see the video embedded in this post. In this post we link to a story wherein he is interviewed about the challenges of reporting from Iraq.

April 08, 2007
YouTube: Cluster Bombs, A Weapon out of Control
A Human Rights Watch video showing how cluster munitions have endangered civilian populations from the Vietnam era through current conflicts in Iraq and Lebanon.

March 22, 2007
Flickr: Children of War Photo Pool
From war zones all over the world, the images show children acting like children (or trying to) while the adults around them act like monsters.

March 05, 2007
Iraqi Shepherds Harvest Landmines and Bombs to Fuel Insurgency
Iraqi shepherds are increasingly venturing into these deadly fields to dig up mines planted during the Iran-Iraq war two decades ago, according to U.S. soldiers, who say insurgents then use the mines to fashion roadside bombs that kill American troops.

March 03, 2007
YouTube: Improvised Explosive Devices of the Vietnam War
A fascinating video on how unexploded US ordnance was used in Vietnam by North Vietnamese forces. Considering how much ordnance is STILL on the ground to this day, there must have been no shortage of the stuff.

September 24, 2006
Nobelity: Purchase this critically acclaimed film and help Clear Path
Filmed across the
U.S., France, England, India & Kenya, Nobelity is a stunning
look at the world's most pressing problems through the eyes of
nine Nobel Laureates, including Wangari Maathai,
Richard E. Smalley, and Archbishop Desmond Tutu.

August 20, 2006
YouTube Video: If Some Bombs Are Smart Then 'Cluster Munitions Are Destructive Morons'
This YOUTUBE video from Canada's CBC NEWS shows the dangerous nature of cluster bombs in warfare. Many of the injuries/deaths from unexploded bombs we see in Vietnam are the result of cluster bombs left over from the Vietnam war....

April 17, 2006
The True Cost of War
Sarah Holewinski from CIVIC (Campaign for Innocent Victims in Conflict) penned an editorial for the Washington Post. A good read.... The True Cost Of War By Sarah Holewinski Saturday, April 15, 2006; Page A15 A year ago tomorrow, in Baghdad,...

January 26, 2006
Audio Post: "Why We Fight"
Clear Path International advisor Joan Widdifield, in addition to her tireless work for our cause, is also a film critic. She recently saw the documentary film "Why We Fight". Her review of the film (she liked it) is posted here...

January 10, 2006
NGO: Iraqi Family Should be Compensated
Press Release from the Campaign for Innocent Civilians in Conflict (CIVIC) Iraqi Family Should be Compensated After Air Strike Mistake Humanitarian organization urges U.S. government to assist victims and do more to minimize civilian casualties Washington, DC, January 10, 2006...

June 02, 2005
Wounded Iraqis left Broken and Burdened
With medical facilities strained, assistance is hard to come by A sad story on civilian war victims in Iraq....
