Somalia acceded to the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention
Somalia became a State Party through accession, establishing treaty obligations on anti-personnel mines.
Convention progress
This page connects SEMA public reporting to the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention, Article 5 progress, Article 7 reports, and related cluster munition commitments.
Progress toward the Article 5 clearance deadline
Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention
Somalia became a State Party through accession, establishing treaty obligations on anti-personnel mines.
The Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention entered into force for Somalia on this date.
Somalia's first Article 5 deadline extension was granted, setting the current deadline for completion of clearance obligations.
Somalia must complete clearance of all anti-personnel mines in known and suspected mined areas by this deadline. SEMA coordinates national progress towards meeting this obligation.
Convention on Cluster Munitions
Somalia signed the convention when it opened for signature in Oslo.
Ratification made Somalia a State Party to the cluster munition ban framework.
The convention became binding for Somalia, including reporting, clearance, and victim assistance obligations.
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