Princess Diana giving speech on landmines

The transcript discusses the global efforts led by organizations like the International Red Cross to ban landmines. It highlights the progress made and the potential future benefits of such a ban, particularly for future generations. However, it also emphasizes the ongoing challenges faced by the current generation, especially in developing countries, due to existing mines. The text underscores the slow process of mine removal and the need for increased support for demining and aid efforts. It also points out the significant impact of mines on resettlement, land use, and the safety of aid workers.

What are the long-term implications of mine-related injuries on future generations?

What role do overseas agencies and non-government organizations play in improving lives in affected regions?