Nobel peace winner presents land mines report

Nobel Peace Prize winner Jody Williams will present a report today on the scale of the global land mine problem.

Nobel peace winner presents land mines report
Wed, 17 Nov, 2004 - 08:42

Nobel Peace Prize winner Jody Williams will present a report today on the scale of the global land mine problem.

Williams, who won the 1997 prize with her International Campaign to Ban Land Mines, will present the report at Nato headquarters in Brussels.

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