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Lessons from the Mine Ban Movement for the Fossil Fuel Treaty Network

As we consider approaches to ensure governments begin negotiating a #fossilfueltreaty, it’s time to learn from one of the most impressive campaigns of our time - the push for negotiation of a #minebantreaty. ⚖️ How did a global civil society coalition, the International Campaign to Ban Landmines, put the issue on the international agenda and redefine it as a crisis that could be stopped? 🕊️ How did governments like Canada 🇨🇦 and others work together in creating a new diplomacy, cooperating in an unprecedented fashion with one another, civil society and the UN 🇺🇳 to forge a new Treaty, bridging international disarmament and humanitarian law?  How did they establish a new global norm, in record time, that would ban these indiscriminate weapons, protect people from harm and fear, save lives, support survivors and return land to communities? 🤝  And what can we learn from this historic campaign in the push to now negotiate a similar framework to keep #fossilfuels in the ground? 🏭 Join us as we hear from two powerful voices who helped take the Mine Ban Treaty from a dream to reality: Jill Sinclair, former diplomat, who provided  leadership at the Government of Canada and helped create “the Ottawa Process” that resulted in the Mine Ban Treaty Mary Wareham, deputy director of the Crisis, Conflict and Arms Division at Human Rights Watch, who played a pivotal role coordinating civil society through the International Campaign to Ban Landmines.